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Blackstone on Removal of Subordinate Magistrates

Blackstone on Removal of Subordinate Magistrates

by Michael D. Ramsey | Jan 17, 2022 | Executive Power, Founding Principles

This is my fourth post in a series responding to Professor Jed Shugerman’s criticisms of originalist scholarship on Blackstone and removal power (here are part 1, part 2 and part 3).  This post addresses what Blackstone said about removal of subordinate magistrates in...
Blackstone on Subordinate Magistrates

Blackstone on Subordinate Magistrates

by Michael D. Ramsey | Jan 9, 2022 | Executive Power, Founding Principles

This is my third post in a series responding to Professor Jed Shugerman’s criticisms of originalist scholarship on Blackstone and executive removal power.  The first two posts described Blackstone’s general account of the king’s executive power (part 1) and...
Blackstone on Judicial Tenure

Blackstone on Judicial Tenure

by Michael D. Ramsey | Jan 2, 2022 | Executive Power, Founding Principles

As noted in my opening post in this series, earlier this month Professor Jed Shugerman sharply criticized originalist executive power scholars, and particularly a brief submitted to the Supreme Court by originalist scholars in Seila Law v. CFPB.  One key point of...
Blackstone on Removal of Subordinate Magistrates

Blackstone on the Unitary Executive

by Michael D. Ramsey | Dec 26, 2021 | Executive Power, Founding Principles

Earlier this month Professor Jed Shugerman, in a series of blog posts and a short article, sharply criticized originalist executive power scholars, and particularly a brief submitted to the Supreme Court in Seila Law v. CFPB.  (See here [Originalism Blog...
Understanding the Constitution: The 25th amendment Process for Removing a President

Understanding the Constitution: The 25th amendment Process for Removing a President

by Rob Natelson | Sep 21, 2021 | 25th Amendment, Featured

Congress proposed the Constitution’s 25th Amendment in 1965, and state legislatures finished ratifying it in 1967. Because of widespread doubts about President Joe Biden’s mental condition, the amendment has gained attention as a potential vehicle for transferring his...
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