Feb 11 2025 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Law & Economics • Regulatory Transparency Project • State Governments Blog Post Asking the Right Questions About AI Kevin Frazier Many lawmakers are asking the wrong questions about AI. Their first question is, “What harm...
Feb 11 2025 Topics First Amendment • Law & Economics • Telecommunications & Electronic Media Blog Post Expression Over Radio Waves Is Not Exempt from the First Amendment Joe Kane In his first week on the job, newly minted FCC Chairman Brendan Carr reinstated previously...
Feb 10 2025 Topics Election Law • Politics • State Governments Blog Post Delaying a Special Election in New York State Joseph Thomas Burns New York Congresswoman Elise Stefanik is likely to win Senate approval to be the United...
Feb 10 2025 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Civil Rights • Education Policy Blog Post Title IX Dear Colleague Letter from Education Department Puts Controversial Issue to Rest, For Now Sarah Parshall Perry American educational institutions finally have clarity on whether they are required to open sex-segregated facilities,...
Feb 5 2025 Topics Federal Courts • Religious Liberty Blog Post Markel v. Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America: Welcome Developments in the Law of Church Autonomy Carl H. Esbeck In its recent decision in Markel v. Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, the...
Feb 5 2025 Topics Civil Rights • Religious Liberty • Supreme Court Blog Post Supreme Court to Weigh Whether Religious Parents Have Right of Opt-Out from Controversial Curriculum Sarah Parshall Perry The Supreme Court’s term is already chock full of cases with culture war implications: pornography...
Feb 4 2025 Topics Fourteenth Amendment • Labor & Employment Law • State Governments Blog Post The Police Power, Good Governing, and Big Tech: How a Power to Protect Became a Power to Punish Alexander T. MacDonald What is the “police power”? Most often, the term is used as a synonym for...
Feb 3 2025 Topics Criminal Law & Procedure • Founding Era & History Blog Post Using Originalism to Attack Mass Incarceration: A Review of Rachel Barkow’s Justice Abandoned Arthur Rizer It is a singular fact of life in America that with five percent of the...
Feb 3 2025 Topics Intellectual Property • State Governments Blog Post AI Guardrails Will Shape Society. Here’s How They Work. John Blanton Farmer You will be hearing a lot about AI guardrails. There will be intense political battles...
Feb 1 2025 Topics Constitution • Federalism & Separation of Powers Blog Post How Far Can the President Take the Recess Appointments Power? Arrington Brendle As President Trump prepares for a second term, he has voiced frustration with the Senate...
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Asking the Right Questions About AI
Many lawmakers are asking the wrong questions about AI. Their first question is, “What harm...
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Expression Over Radio Waves Is Not Exempt from the First Amendment
In his first week on the job, newly minted FCC Chairman Brendan Carr reinstated previously...
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Delaying a Special Election in New York State
New York Congresswoman Elise Stefanik is likely to win Senate approval to be the United...
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Title IX Dear Colleague Letter from Education Department Puts Controversial Issue to Rest, For Now
American educational institutions finally have clarity on whether they are required to open sex-segregated facilities,...
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Markel v. Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America: Welcome Developments in the Law of Church Autonomy
In its recent decision in Markel v. Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, the...
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Supreme Court to Weigh Whether Religious Parents Have Right of Opt-Out from Controversial Curriculum
The Supreme Court’s term is already chock full of cases with culture war implications: pornography...
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The Police Power, Good Governing, and Big Tech: How a Power to Protect Became a Power to Punish
What is the “police power”? Most often, the term is used as a synonym for...
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Using Originalism to Attack Mass Incarceration: A Review of Rachel Barkow’s Justice Abandoned
It is a singular fact of life in America that with five percent of the...
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AI Guardrails Will Shape Society. Here’s How They Work.
You will be hearing a lot about AI guardrails. There will be intense political battles...
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How Far Can the President Take the Recess Appointments Power?
As President Trump prepares for a second term, he has voiced frustration with the Senate...