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Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic: Benefits are not Rights
Does an individual Medicaid beneficiary have a legal right, enforceable in civil litigation against the...
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U.S. Supreme Court Decides Most Important Religious Parental Rights Case in Half a Century
In what should come as no surprise to those who followed oral argument in the...
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SCOTUS Accepts Opportunity to Curb State Court Intrusion into National Defense Contractor Activity
A slew of more than forty lawsuits brought by local parishes in myriad Louisiana state...
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Is Deference to the NLRB Finally Over?
For administrative lawyers, the October 2023 Supreme Court term hit like an earthquake. The Court...
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Oral Arguments in Texas Supreme Court on Church Autonomy Doctrine
Recently, the Texas Supreme Court heard oral argument in Southern Methodist University v. South Central...
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Is Locke the Next Supreme Court Decision the Lower Courts Should Ignore?
I observed in a recent blog that the Supreme Court has begun to chide the...
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Judge or Jury: Who Decides Threshold Exhaustion Questions Under the PLRA?
Who decides? The answer to this fundamental question matters not only for the allocation of...
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Georgia Supreme Court Makes Important Standing Ruling in Republication National Committee v. Eternal Vigilance Action, Inc.
Not all important election litigation happens in the hours before and after votes are cast:...
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How the Law Protects Whistleblowers
The American Civil Rights Project has produced a guide to whistleblower rights that you should...
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Louisiana v. Callais to be Reargued
Today, the Supreme Court ordered Louisiana v. Callais to be reargued in the Court’s next Term. A...