The House Judiciary Committee will hold its first impeachment hearing involving the Ukraine scandal today. Follow our live updates here:
The House Judiciary Committee holds its first impeachment hearing involving the Ukraine scandal on Wednesday, marking a new phase in the proceedings that threaten President Trump’s tenure in the White House.
Wednesday’s hearing will not feature witnesses who can testify about Trump’s efforts to push Ukraine to investigate his political enemies. Instead it is scheduled to include four legal scholars — three chosen by Democrats, one by Republicans — to discuss the “constitutional grounds for presidential impeachment.
Karlan is a former Obama administration Justice Department official who has not been vocal about the impeachment proceedings. She is well known in legal circles for her work of voting rights and political processes and has argued several cases before the Supreme Court. Karlan was a law clerk for Justice Harry Blackmun.
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