Gregg Barak

Gregg Barak is an emeritus professor of criminology and criminal justice at Eastern Michigan University and author of "Criminology on Trump." His sequel to that book, "Indicting the 45th President: Boss Trump, the GOP, and What We Can Do About the Threat to American Democracy," will be published in April 2024.

Ronald Reagan, Mike Johnson and Richard Nixon
Are Republicans "tough on crime"? That was always a myth — now it's dangerous Gregg Barak
Donald Trump
Delay, delay, delay: Three motions from Trump’s legal team make his only strategy clear Gregg Barak
Donald Trump, Rudy Giuliani, Sidney Powell and John Eastman
Outlaw lawyers and outlaw presidents: A brief history of legal perfidy Gregg Barak
Donald Trump; Mark Meadows
One key figure is missing from the Trump indictment: Will he be revealed as a MAGA "traitor"? Gregg Barak
John Eastman
Trump's "coup memo" lawyer may face disbarment — but that's the least of John Eastman's problems Gregg Barak
Donald Trump
Jack Smith's indictment of Trump is devastating: A reckless criminal has finally met his match Gregg Barak
Joe Biden; Rick Scott; Kevin McCarthy
The press cluelessly fan the flames of fascism Gregg Barak
Jim Jordan
Jim Jordan fights on doggedly for his lord and master — but there's no winning this battle Gregg Barak
Donald Trump
Time's up: Trump has dodged prosecution his whole life, but Judgment Day is coming Gregg Barak
Brazil, Peru, Germany and Jan. 6: Not all attempted coups are the same Gregg Barak
Capitol Riot
Jan. 6 assault reflected a deep American division: Whose democracy is it? Gregg Barak
'Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House' by Michael Wolff
Donald Trump's life of crime: Most books are clueless — these five explain him best Gregg Barak
Donald Trump and Donald Trump Jr.
Prosecuting Boss Trump: Build a RICO case against his entire criminal empire Gregg Barak
Stephen Miller; Donald Trump
Stephen Miller now a target of DOJ investigation — will he be the one to flip on Trump? Gregg Barak
Donald Trump; Mar-a-Lago resort
Crimes of the powerful: Why the Mar-a-Lago "special master" decision is so dreadful Gregg Barak