Maryland and D.C. to Sue President Trump Over Emoluments Clause

D.C. and Maryland Have Standing to Sue for Emoluments Clause ...

On Tuesday, we and 18 other law professors submitted an amicus brief in federal district court arguing that the District of Columbia and ...

Maryland and District of Columbia Sue Trump Over His Businesses

The complaint, filed in federal court, says that the president's failure to shed his businesses has undermined public trust and violated the ...

Maryland and DC Sue Trump Over Foreign Payments

The attorneys general for Maryland and the District of Columbia sued President Donald Trump on Monday, claiming he is violating the Constitution's Foreign ...

4th Circ. Revives Emoluments Case Against Trump - Cohen Milstein

The Fourth Circuit on Thursday rejected President Donald Trump's request to throw out a lawsuit by Maryland and the District of Columbia ...

What is the Emoluments Clause and what does it mean for Trump?

Maryland and D.C. claim the President violated the Constitution's Emoluments Clause by keeping ownership of his businesses which is taking ...

'Unprecedented violations': Trump sued for not separating business ...

Attorneys general of Maryland and Washington say he violates the constitution by failing to separate his public responsibilities with his ...

Trump emoluments cases: Why the Supreme Court didn't ... - CNN

Early in the Trump administration, a novel dispute arose concerning whether the President had violated the Constitution by illegally ...

A new lawsuit is trying to force the disclosure of President Trump's ...

The attorneys general of Maryland and DC have filed an emoluments clause lawsuit against Trump.

D.C. and Maryland Sue Trump over “Unprecedented Constitutional ...

Another lawsuit over the Emoluments Clause is not the distraction from the Russia investigation President Trump needed.

DC, Maryland File 'Emoluments' Lawsuit Against Trump - VOA News

Lawsuit alleges that foreign payments to President Donald Trump's businesses in violation of US Constitution's emoluments clause.

Maryland and DC Have Standing to Sue Trump for Emoluments ...

Today, Maryland and the District of Columbia filed suit against President Trump for violating the Foreign and Domestic Emoluments Clauses of ...

Emoluments clause: Trump accused of violating Constitution - CNBC

Two attorneys general are suing President Donald Trump and accusing him of violating the U.S. Constitution. · The suit centers partly on foreign ...

Judge allows emoluments case against Trump to proceed - CBS News

The decision clears the way for the plaintiffs to seek financial records from the president's company, the Trump Organization.

D.C. And Maryland Are Suing Trump Over 'Flagrantly' Violating ...

The attorneys generals allege that Trump's tangled business interests leave Americans wondering if the president is making decisions on ...

D.C. and Maryland to Sue Trump Over Foreign Payments

Their attorneys general will argue that the president has violated the Constitution's emoluments clause.

Attorneys General In D.C., Maryland Sue Trump For Violating ...

Attorneys General for Washington, D.C., and Maryland are suing President Trump for violating the emoluments clause, which prohibits him from ...

A judge just ruled a lawsuit accusing Trump of violating the ... - Vox

Plaintiffs have sufficiently alleged that the President is violating the Foreign and Domestic Emoluments Clauses of the Constitution by reason ...

Appeals court dismisses Emoluments Clause lawsuit in win for Trump

The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit filed by Maryland and the District of Columbia alleging that ...

Federal court revives emoluments lawsuit against Trump over DC ...

The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday revived a lawsuit from the Maryland and Washington, D.C. attorneys general that accuses ...

Supreme Court Ends Emoluments Suits Against Trump

The lawsuits accused the former president of violating the Constitution by doing business with foreign governments. The justices dismissed ...