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Patent Bills With Bipartisan Support Might Beat Congressional Gridlock
The Supreme Court’s patent law cases over the last decades have achieved significant majorities, if...
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Competition Non Sequitur: The NLRB’s Foray Into Antitrust Law
The word ultracrepidarian comes from an old Roman story about a shoemaker. Though good at...
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“Tough Luck, Get a New Statute”
The Supreme Court’s decision in SEC v. Jarkesy essentially means that administrative agencies cannot directly...
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Federal Court Recognizes Limits to Federal Power Over At-Home Distilling
What are the limits of the federal government’s powers? That critical question has been debated...
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Is the Corporate Transparency Act Unconstitutional?: Government Appeals a District Court Ruling That Said “Yes,” With More Challenges In Progress
On March 1, 2024, Judge Liles Burke in the Northern District of Alabama held in...
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Legal Responses to Anti-Semitism on Campus
September is here. For college students, that means it’s the start of a new school...
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DOJ Can’t Prosecute AI for Price Fixing Unless There’s Price Fixing
Among the Biden administration’s attempts to lower the cost of living, actions addressing housing costs have been...
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Wednesday: The Third Education Law & Policy Conference Hosted by the Federalist Society and the Defense of Freedom Institute: “A New Civil Rights Movement in Education?”
K–12 schools, colleges, and universities have become an intense battleground in political and courtroom conflicts...
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Central Bank Digital Currencies: Digital Currency or Digital Control?
Money is changing. Central bankers and other policymakers from around the world are working to...
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5 Things to Know About US v. Google
This post originally appeared in The Hill. Last week, a federal court largely sided with the...