"My first reaction was to compile the data comprehensively: go through each place they cited me and checking it against what I had actually said. Then I decided to do what, in my view, the proper response is to bad citations in a brief: call them out," Brian Kalt says.
February 12, 2021 at 03:25 PM
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The second impeachment of former President Donald Trump propelled a Michigan State University law professor into a media spotlight, as he questioned how the lawyers defending the former president had used his 2001 article about whether former officials can face a Senate trial.
Trump’s impeachment lawyers selectively sampled from professor Brian Kalt’s work, and he took to social media with complaints that the defense attorneys “misrepresent what I wrote quite badly.”
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