Jan 4 2024 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Jurisprudence • Labor & Employment Law • Supreme Court • Environmental Law & Property Rights Blog Post Does Modern Labor Law Violate the Fifth Amendment? Alexander Thomas MacDonald In December, the U.S. Department of labor closed the public-comment period for new regulations under...
Jan 3 2024 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Labor & Employment Law • Supreme Court Blog Post News What Do the NLRB’s Administrative Law Judges’ Decisions Tell Us About the Fairness of the Board’s Procedures? R. Pepper Crutcher Twenty-three of the National Labor Relations Board’s 36 Administrative Law Judges (64%) were Board attorneys...
Jan 2 2024 Topics Article I Initiative • Intellectual Property • Federalism & Separation of Powers • International & National Security Law Blog Post News Legislative Lessons from Cutting Procedural Corners James Edwards Concerns about the approach taken on well-intentioned legislation led to House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim...
Dec 20 2023 Topics Free Speech & Election Law Blog Post News 2023 National Lawyers Convention: Insurrection & the 14th Amendment Michael W. McConnell, William Baude, Julia D. Mahoney Editor's Note: On December 19th, 2023 the Colorado Supreme Court ruled that Former President Donald...
Dec 20 2023 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Civil Rights • Litigation • Supreme Court Blog Post News ADA Testers Can Keep Testing . . . For Now Karen Harned On December 5, the Supreme Court issued a unanimous opinion by Justice Amy Coney Barrett...
Dec 19 2023 Topics Election Law • Federal Courts Blog Post News Two Quirky Appellate Decisions on Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act J. Christian Adams Two federal circuit courts of appeal recently handed down a pair of quirky opinions regarding...
Dec 15 2023 Topics Free Speech & Election Law Blog Post News On Campus Speech, We Need a Return to First Principles Keith E. Whittington This post originally appeared at the Dispatch. Being a university president amid the Israel-Hamas war...
Dec 13 2023 Topics Culture • Jurisprudence Blog Post News What Musical Originalism Can Teach Us About Judicial Originalism GianCarlo Canaparo, Matthew Turner Gustav Mahler, one of the foremost composers and conductors of the Romantic Era, famously said...
Dec 12 2023 Topics Civil Rights • Culture • Education Policy • Litigation Blog Post News The Brandeis Center Sues UC Berkeley Alleging a Hostile Environment for Jews Samantha Crane In the aftermath of Hamas’ October 7 terrorist attack on Israel, there has been a...
Dec 8 2023 Topics Litigation • Supreme Court Blog Post News Will the Supreme Court Give the Green Light for Wealth Taxes? GianCarlo Canaparo, Charles "Cully" Stimson This post originally appeared at the Daily Signal. The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday...
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Does Modern Labor Law Violate the Fifth Amendment?
In December, the U.S. Department of labor closed the public-comment period for new regulations under...
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What Do the NLRB’s Administrative Law Judges’ Decisions Tell Us About the Fairness of the Board’s Procedures?
Twenty-three of the National Labor Relations Board’s 36 Administrative Law Judges (64%) were Board attorneys...
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Legislative Lessons from Cutting Procedural Corners
Concerns about the approach taken on well-intentioned legislation led to House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim...
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2023 National Lawyers Convention: Insurrection & the 14th Amendment
Editor's Note: On December 19th, 2023 the Colorado Supreme Court ruled that Former President Donald...
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ADA Testers Can Keep Testing . . . For Now
On December 5, the Supreme Court issued a unanimous opinion by Justice Amy Coney Barrett...
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Two Quirky Appellate Decisions on Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act
Two federal circuit courts of appeal recently handed down a pair of quirky opinions regarding...
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On Campus Speech, We Need a Return to First Principles
This post originally appeared at the Dispatch. Being a university president amid the Israel-Hamas war...
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What Musical Originalism Can Teach Us About Judicial Originalism
Gustav Mahler, one of the foremost composers and conductors of the Romantic Era, famously said...
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The Brandeis Center Sues UC Berkeley Alleging a Hostile Environment for Jews
In the aftermath of Hamas’ October 7 terrorist attack on Israel, there has been a...
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Will the Supreme Court Give the Green Light for Wealth Taxes?
This post originally appeared at the Daily Signal. The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday...