Derek Muller
Derek Muller is a professor of election law at Notre Dame, known for his expertise in constitutional law and electoral processes. In recent news, he commented on President Donald Trump's suggestion of pursuing a third term, highlighting the complexities and constitutional barriers involved in such an endeavor.
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United States:
Derek Muller, a law professor, commented on the implications of the Supreme Court's decision for California.
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Honduras:
Derek Muller is a law professor who asserts that there is no legal possibility for Trump to run for a third term.
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Liechtenstein:
Derek Muller is a law professor at Notre Dame who commented on the challenges of being a lame-duck president.
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Montenegro:
Derek Muller, a professor of election law at the University of Notre Dame, emphasized the constitutional requirements for the presidency.
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India:
Derek Muller, a constitutional law professor at Notre Dame, commented on Trump's actions regarding a third term.
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Brazil:
Derek Muller commented on Trump's behavior as someone who does not want to be treated like a president at the end of his term.
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Switzerland:
Law professor Derek Muller explained that Trump does not want to appear as a lame duck.
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Taiwan:
Derek Muller discussed the implications of the 12th Amendment regarding Trump's eligibility.
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Uruguay:
Derek Muller pointed out the implications of the 12th Amendment regarding presidential eligibility.
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Jamaica:
Derek Muller, a professor of election law at Notre Dame, noted that the 12th Amendment says 'no person constitutionally ineligible to the office of President shall be eligible to that of Vice-President of the United States.'
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