Sep 19 2022 Topics Jurisprudence • Religious Liberty • Supreme Court • Religious Liberties Blog Post Student Blog Initiative The Rise of the Undead Blaine Amendment Leo O'Malley The Lemon test, a perennial ghoul of Establishment Clause jurisprudence, seems to have finally received...
Jun 3 2022 Topics Litigation • Supreme Court Blog Post Student Blog Initiative Vaello Madero, Fitisemanu, and the Future of Citizenship Mitchell K. Pallaki Though United States v. Vaello Madero did not make waves for its 8-1 majority or...
May 20 2022 Topics Second Amendment Blog Post Student Blog Initiative The False Halcyon of Heller: The Federal Juridical Response to Second Amendment Rights Raymond Yang On the narrowest reading, District of Columbia v. Heller and McDonald v. City of Chicago...
Apr 19 2022 Topics Affirmative Action • Civil Rights • Supreme Court Blog Post Student Blog Initiative Is Dworkin’s Definition of Discrimination Dead? Leo O'Malley In 1979, the noted legal scholar and philosopher Ronald Dworkin published How to Read the...
Apr 11 2022 Topics Affirmative Action • Civil Rights • Jurisprudence Blog Post Student Blog Initiative Bostock, The Civil Rights Act, and Affirmative Action Jacob Hoback “We’re all textualists now.” That’s what Justice Kagan remarked at the Antonin Scalia Lecture series...
Mar 9 2022 Topics Intellectual Property Blog Post Student Blog Initiative Do Androids Dream of Patent Protections? American Patent Law and AI-Generated Inventions Sydney Madigan The incredible ability of artificial intelligence (AI) has captured the minds of inventors, writers, scientists,...
Mar 7 2022 Topics Due Process Blog Post Student Blog Initiative The Rule of Completeness After Hemphill Mitchell K. Pallaki In Hemphill v. New York, the Supreme Court ruled that the Confrontation Clause bars the...
Feb 11 2022 Topics Civil Rights • First Amendment • Religious Liberty • Supreme Court • Religious Liberties Blog Post Student Blog Initiative From Flagpoles to Football: An Establishment Clause Run Amok Leo O'Malley For over fifty years, Establishment Clause jurisprudence has been haunted by the malleable nature of...
Jan 4 2022 Topics Civil Rights • Religious Liberty • Federalism & Separation of Powers Blog Post Student Blog Initiative At Oral Arguments in Dobbs, Viability Falters and Puts Roe Itself in Jeopardy Leo O'Malley During its recent oral arguments in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health, the Supreme Court considered...
Dec 23 2021 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Federalism & Separation of Powers Blog Post Student Blog Initiative FCC’s Indemnification Proposal Violates Nondelegation Joe Kane As the space economy develops, the problem of orbital debris becomes more significant and more...
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The Rise of the Undead Blaine Amendment
The Lemon test, a perennial ghoul of Establishment Clause jurisprudence, seems to have finally received...
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Vaello Madero, Fitisemanu, and the Future of Citizenship
Though United States v. Vaello Madero did not make waves for its 8-1 majority or...
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The False Halcyon of Heller: The Federal Juridical Response to Second Amendment Rights
On the narrowest reading, District of Columbia v. Heller and McDonald v. City of Chicago...
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Is Dworkin’s Definition of Discrimination Dead?
In 1979, the noted legal scholar and philosopher Ronald Dworkin published How to Read the...
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Bostock, The Civil Rights Act, and Affirmative Action
“We’re all textualists now.” That’s what Justice Kagan remarked at the Antonin Scalia Lecture series...
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Do Androids Dream of Patent Protections? American Patent Law and AI-Generated Inventions
The incredible ability of artificial intelligence (AI) has captured the minds of inventors, writers, scientists,...
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The Rule of Completeness After Hemphill
In Hemphill v. New York, the Supreme Court ruled that the Confrontation Clause bars the...
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From Flagpoles to Football: An Establishment Clause Run Amok
For over fifty years, Establishment Clause jurisprudence has been haunted by the malleable nature of...
Topics
At Oral Arguments in Dobbs, Viability Falters and Puts Roe Itself in Jeopardy
During its recent oral arguments in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health, the Supreme Court considered...
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FCC’s Indemnification Proposal Violates Nondelegation
As the space economy develops, the problem of orbital debris becomes more significant and more...