<p>In the wake of President Donald Trump&rsquo;s firing of F.B.I Director James Comey, H. Albert Young Fellow in Constitutional Law John Culhane has been sought out by a variety of media outlets for his analysis.</p>
<p>Professor Culhane spoke about the issue for a Politico article titled &ldquo;<a href="http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2017/05/09/comey-trump-firing-is-this-a-constitutional-crisis-215118">Is this a Constitutional Crisis</a>&rdquo; that provided insight from an &ldquo;all-star panel of legal minds&rdquo; such as Harvard Law School Professor Cass Sunstein and Yale Law School Professor Robert Post. Offering a take on the issue echoed by Post and New York University Law School Professor Michael Waldman, Culhane said, &ldquo;Trump&rsquo;s firing of James Comey isn&rsquo;t a constitutional crisis yet, but it probably will be soon,&rdquo; and &ldquo;Whatever Comey&rsquo;s mistakes might have been in the handling of Hillary Clinton&rsquo;s email investigation, it&rsquo;s crazy to think that issue had anything to do with firing him.&rdquo;</p>
<p>A piece on Vocativ titled &ldquo;<a href="http://www.vocativ.com/428442/could-the-comey-crisis-spur-trumps-impeachment/">Could The Comey Crisis Spur Trump&rsquo;s Impeachment?</a>&rdquo; also quoted Culhane on the impact the firing might have in the hypothetical event of impeachment hearings.</p>
<p>In addition, Culhane has appeared on KYW News Radio 1060, WDEL 101.7FM/1150AM, and Bloomberg Radio to discuss the implications of the Comey firing.</p>