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United States v. Apple: A Triumph of Politics Over Economic Analysis
The Department of Justice’s recent antitrust suit against Apple has garnered significant attention, but a...
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United States v. Pheasant: Oral Argument Held In Important Nondelegation Challenge
A Ninth Circuit panel (Judges Bea, Bennett, and Miller) recently heard oral argument in United...
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Are Elon Musk’s Petition Payments Legal?
Elon Musk’s America PAC has offered $47 to all registered voters in Arizona, Michigan, Nevada,...
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The ABA's Micromanagement of Law Schools
At next month’s National Lawyers Convention, the Professional Responsibility and Legal Education Practice Group will...
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The Timeless Value of the Lincoln-Douglas Debates
With election day fast approaching, debates concluded, and campaigns for the presidency, Senate and House,...
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Supreme Court to Review Fifth Circuit’s Deviation from Common Law Limits on Use of Force in Barnes v. Felix
The Supreme Court recently agreed to hear Barnes v. Felix. The case concerns how to...
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Due Process on Campus: Part III in a Series on the Biden Administration’s Final Title IX Rule
On April 29, 2024, the Department of Education published a 423-page final rule amending its...
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The D.C. Circuit's Approach to Stays on EPA Rules
The D.C. Circuit rarely stays EPA rules as it considers challenges to them, and seldom...
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The Fed’s Remarkable ‘Independence’ Claim
This post originally appeared in The Daily Economy. In the course of human events, the...
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Chinese American Citizens Alliance of Greater New York v. Adams: Second Circuit Rules Case Challenging Admissions Policy Change for NYC’s Specialized High Schools Can Move Forward
On September 24, 2024, after nearly six years of litigation, the U.S. Court of Appeals...