Nov 10 2021 Topics Civil Rights • Education Policy Blog Post News Critical Race Theory: What Is It? Does It Matter? Devon Westhill Many elements of the progressive agenda probably contributed to voter rejection of the Democratic...
Nov 10 2021 Topics Federalist Society Blog Post 2021 National Lawyers Convention Digital Survival Guide Megan Soller Social Media Official Hashtag: #FedSoc2021 Federalist Society Twitter: @FedSoc Federalist Society Instagram: @FedSoc Regulatory Transparency...
Nov 9 2021 Topics Telecommunications & Electronic Media • Free Speech & Election Law Blog Post Student Blog Initiative ACLU v. Clearview AI: The First Amendment Fight over Scrutiny and Governmental Interests in the Digital Privacy Space Mitchell K. Pallaki In August, an Illinois court denied Clearview AI’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit, entitled ACLU...
Nov 4 2021 Topics Intellectual Property Blog Post Student Blog Initiative Standard-Essential Patents and the Future of American Innovation Sydney Lee Dominguez Earlier this year, President Biden issued Executive Order 14036, “Promoting Competition in the American Economy,”...
Nov 4 2021 Topics Free Speech & Election Law Blog Post News Academic Freedom and Public Employee Speech in Florida Nick Cordova The University of Florida sparked an ongoing First Amendment controversy by trying to prevent three...
Oct 22 2021 Topics Financial Services Blog Post News Let Me Vote Those Shares for You Wayne A. Abernathy From the Financial Times: The world’s largest asset manager [BlackRock] is set to allow big...
Oct 21 2021 Topics Federal Courts • Litigation Blog Post News New Study Supports Federal Expert Evidence Rule Reform Mark A. Behrens, Kateland Jackson A new study conducted by Lawyers for Civil Justice (LCJ) reveals that federal courts inconsistently...
Oct 20 2021 Topics Education Policy • Religious Liberty • Supreme Court Blog Post Student Blog Initiative Carson v. Makin: Charting a Course Beyond the Status/Use Distinction Leo O'Malley The Supreme Court has long interpreted the Establishment Clause as requiring “governmental neutrality between religion...
Oct 20 2021 Topics Religious Liberties Blog Post Student Blog Initiative “Yet what should replace Smith?” How the question of what comes next exposed an ideological divide in the new SCOTUS majority. Tanner Baird When the Supreme Court handed down Fulton v. Philadelphia last summer, the 9–0 decision came...
Oct 15 2021 Topics Religious Liberties Blog Post News Religious Exemptions to Vaccination Mandates by Private Colleges and Universities (Part 3 of 3) Ronald J. Colombo In my previous two posts on this subject, I explained that, lacking the protections...
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Critical Race Theory: What Is It? Does It Matter?
Many elements of the progressive agenda probably contributed to voter rejection of the Democratic...
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2021 National Lawyers Convention Digital Survival Guide
Social Media Official Hashtag: #FedSoc2021 Federalist Society Twitter: @FedSoc Federalist Society Instagram: @FedSoc Regulatory Transparency...
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ACLU v. Clearview AI: The First Amendment Fight over Scrutiny and Governmental Interests in the Digital Privacy Space
In August, an Illinois court denied Clearview AI’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit, entitled ACLU...
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Standard-Essential Patents and the Future of American Innovation
Earlier this year, President Biden issued Executive Order 14036, “Promoting Competition in the American Economy,”...
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Academic Freedom and Public Employee Speech in Florida
The University of Florida sparked an ongoing First Amendment controversy by trying to prevent three...
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Let Me Vote Those Shares for You
From the Financial Times: The world’s largest asset manager [BlackRock] is set to allow big...
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New Study Supports Federal Expert Evidence Rule Reform
A new study conducted by Lawyers for Civil Justice (LCJ) reveals that federal courts inconsistently...
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Carson v. Makin: Charting a Course Beyond the Status/Use Distinction
The Supreme Court has long interpreted the Establishment Clause as requiring “governmental neutrality between religion...
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“Yet what should replace Smith?” How the question of what comes next exposed an ideological divide in the new SCOTUS majority.
When the Supreme Court handed down Fulton v. Philadelphia last summer, the 9–0 decision came...
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Religious Exemptions to Vaccination Mandates by Private Colleges and Universities (Part 3 of 3)
In my previous two posts on this subject, I explained that, lacking the protections...