David R. Lurie
David R. Lurie

David R. Lurie is an attorney who practices in New York.

Jurisprudence
Jan. 18 2019 2:21 PMIt’s Time for Lindsey Graham to Lead Republicans in Calling for the President’s RemovalDavid R. Lurie
Jurisprudence
Nov. 30 2018 3:12 PMHow Devin Nunes Helped Robert MuellerThe House Intelligence Committee chair may have unintentionally assisted the special counsel in building cases against Trump associates.David R. Lurie
Jurisprudence
Nov. 12 2018 7:00 PMCNN Will Win Its Lawsuit to Have Jim Acosta’s White House Press Pass RestoredDavid R. Lurie
Jurisprudence
Sept. 26 2018 7:00 PMHow Ken Starr’s Associate Brett Kavanaugh Would Question Supreme Court Nominee Brett KavanaughDavid R. Lurie
Jurisprudence
Aug. 23 2018 4:06 PMLess Fair Than the Red ScareThe Eisenhower administration revoking Robert Oppenheimer’s security clearance was bad. What Trump did to John Brennan was worse.David R. Lurie
Jurisprudence
July 5 2018 2:40 PMNo RespectSusan Collins wants a Supreme Court nominee who would uphold Roe v. Wade. Amy Coney Barrett thinks it’s fair game for reversal.David R. Lurie
Jurisprudence
May 6 2018 9:38 PMTrump vs. the ConstitutionThe president is poised to test the extent of executive power. Will Robert Mueller and the courts be able to hold him to account?David R. Lurie
Politics
Dec. 19 2018 1:54 PMDemocrats Need to Be Cautious When Talking About ImpeachmentDavid R. Lurie
Jurisprudence
Nov. 20 2018 7:06 PMThe White House Restored Jim Acosta’s Press Pass, but Hasn’t Abandoned Its Attack on Free SpeechDavid R. Lurie
Jurisprudence
Oct. 19 2018 12:26 PMThe Lawsuit Against the Trump Campaign That Could Have Dangerous Consequences for a Free PressDavid R. Lurie
Jurisprudence
Sept. 23 2018 3:27 PMHow Kavanaugh Likely Violated DOJ Policies While Working for Ken StarrThe judge needs to account for his conduct with the independent counsel.David R. Lurie
Politics
Aug. 5 2018 9:28 PMDid Trump Just Admit to an Impeachable Offense?Prosecutor Brett Kavanaugh says yes. Judge Brett Kavanaugh says no.David R. Lurie
Jurisprudence
May 18 2018 10:33 AMMichael Avenatti Might Be Compelled to Reveal His SourceIn this instance, he doesn’t have a legal leg to stand on.David R. Lurie