Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. Photo: Michael Scarcella/ALM
The first iteration of the American Constitution Society's Timely Legal Strategy Competition asks law students to draft legal arguments articulating what it sees as President Donald Trump's conflicts of interest.
July 24, 2018 at 01:29 PM
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Whether the Trump International Hotel—located in a historic building leased from the federal government—presents a conflict of interest for President Donald Trump is now fodder for a lucrative competition for budding legal minds.
The left-leaning American Constitution Society this week unveiled a new contest, dubbed the Timely Legal Strategy Competition, that asks law students to devise legal solutions to ending presidential conflicts of interest.
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