Last week over 500 law professors and other legal scholars signed an open letter stating that Donald Trump engaged in impeachable conduct. Here are 4 likely outcomes it will have:
At that hearing, four law professors offered their opinions about the legal basis for the possible impeachment of the President. Democrats called three constitutional experts who argued that the President’s behavior involved impeachable offenses: Noah Feldman from Harvard, Pamela Karlan from Stanford, and Michael Gerhardt from the University of North Carolina.
Although scholars often write open letters to weigh in on various matters of public interest and controversy, few issues have the importance of a potential impeachment of the President so the consequences of this letter are certain to be of interest to higher education leaders and the public at large. Here are four initial observations about what to expect.
Second, it is highly likely that a second letter claiming there is insufficient basis for the impeachment of Donald Trump will be published by well-qualified legal scholars who conclude there is inadequate evidence that the President engaged in impeachable behavior. That opinion also deserves consideration and ultimately serves the public good as well.
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