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Restoring the Constitutional Congress
The Federalist Society's Article I Initiative Writing Contest recently sought submissions from across the country...
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Faulty Union “Math” Doesn’t Add Up to a Public-Sector Right to Strike
An April 5, 2018, post on Onlabor.org [https://onlabor.org/will-masterpiece-cakeshop-and-janus-create-a-first-amendment-right-to-strike-for-teachers/] argues that, if the U.S. Supreme Court rules for...
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South Dakota v. Wayfair: Concerns and Consequences for State Taxation and Online Commerce from Oral Argument
When the Supreme Court granted review in South Dakota v. Wayfair, the conventional wisdom was...
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Live Stream: Sixth Annual Executive Branch Review Conference
This page will update throughout the day to show live panels and addresses. To directly...
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Docket Watch: Alamo Heights Independent School District v. Clark
Texas’s employment discrimination statute (the Texas Commission on Human Rights Act, codified in the Texas...
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Public Lands: Pride, Place, Proximity & Power
Professor Donald Kochan has a new article on public lands and federalism just published in...
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The Consumer Bureau Asks Congress to Fix It
Semiannual reports by Federal agencies tend to be boring reads. Either they are dull propaganda...
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The Need for Civil Service Reform
Did you know that data from the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) indicates that federal...
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Civil Justice Update - Wisconsin Governor Walker Signs Into Law New Reforms
On Tuesday, April 3, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker signed into law comprehensive civil justice reform...
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Now They Tell Us: Bankruptcy Meme Turns Out to Be Rubbish
A decade ago then-professor Elizabeth Warren and her co-authors released a study on the...