Austin Sarat (page 3)

Austin Sarat is William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Jurisprudence and Political Science at Amherst College. His most recent book is "Lethal Injection and the False Promise of Humane Execution." His opinion articles have appeared in USA Today, Slate, the Guardian, the Washington Post and elsewhere.

Janet Protasiewicz

Wisconsin GOP's impeachment plan: Another MAGA coup against democracy Austin Sarat

Gas Death House of Nevada

Alabama nitrogen hypocrisy: America's latest fantasy death-penalty solution Austin Sarat

Donald Trump; US Capitol Riot

Why the Justice Department must prosecute the lawyers who conspired with Donald Trump Austin Sarat

Jack Smith; Donald Trump

Donald Trump is winning the messaging wars over his indictments Austin Sarat

Donald Trump

Trump loses bigly on "Big Lie": His own judge rules against him on bogus suit against CNN Austin Sarat

Donald Trump; Joe Biden

MAGA longs to impeach Joe Biden — and un-impeach Donald Trump. It won't work Austin Sarat

Tree of Life Synagogue

The Tree of Life shooting horrified the nation: Is that a good reason for the death penalty? Austin Sarat

Rudy Giuliani

Rudy Giuliani faces possible disbarment — and here's why that matters Austin Sarat

Ken Paxton; Clarence Thomas

Clarence Thomas, Ken Paxton and Donald Trump: The corrupting influence of oligarchy Austin Sarat

Donald Trump arraignment

Trump indictment: Legal historian explains why this is exactly what the Founding Fathers had in mind Austin Sarat

Protest Fox News NewsCorp Building

Dominion lawsuit is only the beginning: We must demolish the Fox News propaganda machine Austin Sarat

Alvin Bragg; Donald Trump

Trump's attacks on prosecutors are ominous — but they won't work Austin Sarat

Marjorie Taylor Greene; Donald Trump

From space lasers to civil war: Marjorie Taylor Greene's long audition to be Trump's running mate Austin Sarat

Kay Ivey; Steve Marshall

Alabama rushes to resume executions — but hasty "investigation" feels more like a cover-up Austin Sarat

Steve Scalise; Kevin McCarthy

Republicans like to talk tough on crime — but they're the ones with a real crime problem Austin Sarat

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