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An Alumnus's Thoughts on the Antonin Scalia Law School
At its best, law school teaches you how to think—not what to think. There is...
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Exxon Fires Back at Climate Change Probe
The Wall Street Journal reports: Exxon Mobil Corp. went to court Wednesday to challenge a government investigation...
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Stanford Intellectual Diversity Conference
Universities have traditionally provided a forum for the free exchange of ideas between and among...
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Recidivism in the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act
Perhaps nothing proposed in Washington can be without controversy, but there is at least one...
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Dear attorneys general, conspiring against free speech is a crime
In his USA TODAY article, Glenn Reynolds points to some possible consequences of the recent "AGs...
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Implications of the Friedrichs Non-Decision
With the death of Justice Scalia, most Court watchers expected a 4-4 split in Friedrichs...
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Simple Question re: Evenwel v. Abbott
Roger Clegg writes for National Review: By a vote of 8–0 yesterday in Evenwel v....
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Free Speech for All*
The Supreme Court’s anti-climactic order affirming the Ninth Circuit’s ruling in Friedrichs v. California Teachers...
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Selective Fear of Foreign Influence: Applying FEC Commissioner Weintraub's Latest Citizens United Proposal to Unions
Steve Klein at Pillar of Law writes: In the New York Times last week, Commissioner Ellen Weintraub...
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Justice Ginsburg Goes Originalist
The Wall Street Journal reports: The Supreme Court took the safe route Monday in declining...