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Some of you may remember last year when we streamed a presentation by the University of Washington’s Law School faculty regarding Presidential Power to the Mount Baker Room. That event was facilitated by Professor Lisa Manheim. Professor Manheim and Professor Kathryn Watts have published a short book on this subject.
Responding to students’ requests, professors at UW Law School pulled together a course on presidential powers just months after the 2016 election. Now, Professors Lisa Manheim and Kathryn Watts have written a short and lucid book, “The Limits of Presidential Power: A Citizen’s Guide to the Law,” available on Amazon. The book explores the legal basis for presidential powers and steps Congress, citizens, and the courts can take to protect the rule of law. Among the topics the authors focus on are the various checks on presidential power, in both law and politics, and a close look at the powers in the presidential “toolkit.”
Thursday, February 1, 7 pm
Folio — 314 Marion
$10 at the door
$8 for Folio Members and Students with ID
Complimentary wine reception with authors to follow
Books available for purchase and signing
Hi again.
I urge you all to step back in time before examining our present situation.
See The Post first.
Checks on presidential power?
Regards,
Sylvia Peterson