Feb 18 2020 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Criminal Law & Procedure • Regulatory Transparency Project Blog Post News California’s Occupational Licensing Laws Shouldn’t Kick People When They’re Down Anastasia P. Boden It’s become somewhat of a banality to say that occupational licensing has run amok. As...
Feb 3 2020 Topics Labor & Employment Law • Regulatory Transparency Project Blog Post News The Gig is Up? Bruce J. Sarchet Raise your hand if you took a ride with Uber or Lyft this week. Now...
Jan 30 2020 Topics Criminal Law & Procedure • International & National Security Law Blog Post News Protecting the U.S. Judicial System from A Politicized Interpol Sandra Grossman, Ted R. Bromund The modern history of Interpol began with an airplane hijacking and an argument about...
Jan 29 2020 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Constitution • Politics • State Governments • Federalism & Separation of Powers Blog Post News The Controversy about the ERA Amendment Process Michael B. Rappaport It seems likely that another constitutional controversy will soon emerge. Next year, the Virginia Legislature...
Jan 28 2020 Topics Criminal Law & Procedure • Politics Blog Post News Why Rudy Giuliani Matters . . . and It Has Nothing to Do with Ukraine Craig Trainor Rudy Giuliani is a tragic figure. His painful appearances on Fox News and CNN in 2019...
Jan 27 2020 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Regulatory Transparency Project • Financial Services & E-Commerce Blog Post News Quarles’ Conundrum of Bank Supervision Wayne A. Abernathy Without subpoenas, bank examiners routinely poke through the books, records, premises, and operations of...
Jan 9 2020 Topics State Courts • Religious Liberties Blog Post News Klein Case Goes Back to Oregon Court Stephanie Noel Taub Today, the Oregon Court of Appeals is once again hearing oral argument in Melissa Klein...
Jan 8 2020 Topics Article I Initiative • Federalism & Separation of Powers Blog Post News McGahn Subpoena Ruling a Pyrrhic Victory for Congress William J. Murphy Although the U.S. House technically prevailed in its lawsuit to enforce a subpoena of former...
Jan 7 2020 Topics International & National Security Law Blog Post News The Legal Bases for the Air Strikes Against Qassem Soleimani Michael Berry On December 27, 2019, an attack against American interests in Kirkuk, Iraq, wounded several U.S....
Jan 7 2020 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Telecommunications & Electronic Media • Federalism & Separation of Powers Blog Post Does the Restoring Internet Freedom Order Preempt Conflicting State Laws? Seth L. Cooper Justice Clarence Thomas’s intriguing discussion of the Supremacy Clause and federal agency preemption in Lipschultz v....
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California’s Occupational Licensing Laws Shouldn’t Kick People When They’re Down
It’s become somewhat of a banality to say that occupational licensing has run amok. As...
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The Gig is Up?
Raise your hand if you took a ride with Uber or Lyft this week. Now...
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Protecting the U.S. Judicial System from A Politicized Interpol
The modern history of Interpol began with an airplane hijacking and an argument about...
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The Controversy about the ERA Amendment Process
It seems likely that another constitutional controversy will soon emerge. Next year, the Virginia Legislature...
Topics
Why Rudy Giuliani Matters . . . and It Has Nothing to Do with Ukraine
Rudy Giuliani is a tragic figure. His painful appearances on Fox News and CNN in 2019...
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Quarles’ Conundrum of Bank Supervision
Without subpoenas, bank examiners routinely poke through the books, records, premises, and operations of...
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Klein Case Goes Back to Oregon Court
Today, the Oregon Court of Appeals is once again hearing oral argument in Melissa Klein...
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McGahn Subpoena Ruling a Pyrrhic Victory for Congress
Although the U.S. House technically prevailed in its lawsuit to enforce a subpoena of former...
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The Legal Bases for the Air Strikes Against Qassem Soleimani
On December 27, 2019, an attack against American interests in Kirkuk, Iraq, wounded several U.S....
Topics
Does the Restoring Internet Freedom Order Preempt Conflicting State Laws?
Justice Clarence Thomas’s intriguing discussion of the Supremacy Clause and federal agency preemption in Lipschultz v....