DiPippa said the Supreme Court historically has been reluctant to make decisions that create major social changes unless it has no other options, and it particularly doesn鈥檛 want to undo decisions on which people have relied.

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Two senators are looking at the possibility of censuring former President Trump instead of going through an impeachment trial. But is it constitutional? Ashlei King talked with Dean Emeritus John DiPippa from the Bowen School of Law to find out.

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DiPippa discussed what will likely happen Wednesday when several lawmakers are expected to object to the Electoral College results showing Joe Biden as the next president.

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“We have never turned our back on democracy, so it’s shocking to hear a president even contemplate doing that,” he said. “We’ve seen a whole lot worse in this country and we’ve moved ahead with elections.”

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The nine-member committee will conduct an independent review of the Little Rock Police Department and highlighted several ongoing policy changes in the agency.

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“If limiting groups of people is the only way, or perhaps the only effective way, to accomplish one of the most important things that a government can accomplish, then the government can do it,” said DiPippa.

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Dean Emeritus DiPippa discusses the implications the original meaning of the proper constitutional distribution of the war power as it relates to the use of nuclear weapons in order to provide a framework to answer the questions about the constitutional rules for the use of nuclear weapons as the Framers might answer them.

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Dean Theresa Beiner, Dean Emeritus John DiPippa, and Professors Phil Oliver and Josh Silverstein participated in a panel discussion regarding the confirmation hearing of Justice Kavanaugh. Issues discussed included the impact of Kavanaugh’s confirmation on upcoming cases, the historical significance of the hearings, and potential reforms to the Supreme Court.

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