Sep 20 2021 Topics Religious Liberty Blog Post Student Blog Initiative In the Shadow of Sherbert: An Understanding of Smith as Judicial Codification Raymond Yang Like all of the rights guaranteed by the Bill of Rights, the right to freely...
Sep 20 2021 Topics Litigation Blog Post News Federal Judiciary Advisory Committee Proposes Amendments to Expert Testimony Rule Mark A. Behrens, Kateland Jackson The federal judiciary’s Advisory Committee on Evidence Rules has published proposed amendments to Federal Rule...
Sep 17 2021 Topics Intellectual Property Blog Post News Considering Copyright on Constitution Day Randolph J. May, Seth L. Cooper Constitution Day is September 17—the 234th anniversary of the Constitution's signing in 1787 by the...
Sep 14 2021 Topics Corporations, Securities & Antitrust • Intellectual Property Blog Post Student Blog Initiative How Snapchat’s Struggle Against Facebook Emphasizes the Need for Patent Protection as an Antitrust Tool Sydney Lee Dominguez Tech giants like Facebook have faced torrents of criticism for potentially anti-competitive practices, as illustrated...
Sep 14 2021 Topics Culture Blog Post News Harmful Language in the U.S. Constitution? Maya Noronha This year, the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) posted a blanket “Harmful Language Alert” on...
Sep 9 2021 Topics Election Law Blog Post News Voting News: The 11th Circuit Holds That Postage to Mail Ballots Is Not an Unconstitutional Poll Tax Eric Yesner In the State of Georgia, voters must pay for postage when submitting mail-in and absentee...
Sep 2 2021 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Regulatory Transparency Project • Telecommunications & Electronic Media Blog Post News Can Social Media Companies Censor Lawmakers’ Accounts? Brent Skorup Two trends in social media law and policy are headed for conflict: Aggressive takedowns of...
Aug 31 2021 Topics Supreme Court Blog Post News Harvard JLPP Celebrates Justice Thomas’s 30th Anniversary on SCOTUS, Launches Online Component Eli Nachmany The Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy has officially launched an online component: JLPP:...
Aug 27 2021 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Regulatory Transparency Project • Telecommunications & Electronic Media Blog Post News The Arrival of the Federal Computer Commission? Jim Dunstan Should “Big Tech” be required to contribute to the Universal Service Fund (USF) in order...
Aug 27 2021 Topics Litigation • State Courts Blog Post News FL Supreme Court Extends “Apex Doctrine” to Private Sector Mark A. Behrens, Kateland Jackson The Florida Supreme Court, on its own motion, has acted to protect corporate officers from...
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In the Shadow of Sherbert: An Understanding of Smith as Judicial Codification
Like all of the rights guaranteed by the Bill of Rights, the right to freely...
Topics
Federal Judiciary Advisory Committee Proposes Amendments to Expert Testimony Rule
The federal judiciary’s Advisory Committee on Evidence Rules has published proposed amendments to Federal Rule...
Topics
Considering Copyright on Constitution Day
Constitution Day is September 17—the 234th anniversary of the Constitution's signing in 1787 by the...
Topics
How Snapchat’s Struggle Against Facebook Emphasizes the Need for Patent Protection as an Antitrust Tool
Tech giants like Facebook have faced torrents of criticism for potentially anti-competitive practices, as illustrated...
Topics
Harmful Language in the U.S. Constitution?
This year, the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) posted a blanket “Harmful Language Alert” on...
Topics
Voting News: The 11th Circuit Holds That Postage to Mail Ballots Is Not an Unconstitutional Poll Tax
In the State of Georgia, voters must pay for postage when submitting mail-in and absentee...
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Can Social Media Companies Censor Lawmakers’ Accounts?
Two trends in social media law and policy are headed for conflict: Aggressive takedowns of...
Topics
Harvard JLPP Celebrates Justice Thomas’s 30th Anniversary on SCOTUS, Launches Online Component
The Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy has officially launched an online component: JLPP:...
Topics
The Arrival of the Federal Computer Commission?
Should “Big Tech” be required to contribute to the Universal Service Fund (USF) in order...
Topics
FL Supreme Court Extends “Apex Doctrine” to Private Sector
The Florida Supreme Court, on its own motion, has acted to protect corporate officers from...