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Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton: Regulating Access to Adult Content Doesn’t Justify Flouting the First Amendment and Long-Established Precedent
This term, the Supreme Court will review the Fifth Circuit’s decision in Free Speech Coalition...
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Agency Exuberance: A Flaw or Feature in Labor and Employment Law?
Ours are not the only authors to note that the substantive work of federal agencies has...
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Textualist-Originalist Opportunities in the Plaintiffs’ Bar
Last week, I spoke on a panel with other conservatives at the American Antitrust Institute,...
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Illegitimate Attacks on the Court’s Legitimacy
This post originally appeared at Law & Liberty. Journalists and professors have formed a ululating...
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Beals v. Virginia Coalition for Immigrant Rights: SCOTUS Sides With Virginia in Voter-Roll Clean-Up Dust-Up
Earlier this week, the state of Virginia found itself in the Supreme Court, requesting an...
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May the EEOC Embed Interrogatories in Subpoenas?
A routine subpoena from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to an employer might include items...
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Murthy Provides a Teachable Moment About the “Vast Power” of the Administrative State
Digital platforms, as private entities, enjoy First Amendment protection. Indeed, the Supreme Court said last...
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The Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act: How the Presidential Election Could Affect State Labor Relations
This November, when voters cast their ballots for president, few of them will be thinking...
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Schadenfreude at the Supreme Court: San Francisco takes on the EPA
San Francisco is the Josef K. of the modern era of the administrative state. In...
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The Lasting Importance of the Case of Proclamations
There are many milestones on the road that traces the centuries-long work of the people...