Dec 8 2022 Topics Free Speech & Election Law Blog Post News Protecting Kids From Social Media: Time for a Legal Reappraisal? Adam Candeub Future generations will look back at the early 21st century and see an extraordinary experiment:...
Dec 7 2022 Topics Litigation • Religious Liberty Blog Post News DC Court of Appeals Holds That Judicial Intervention Is Inappropriate In a Religious Schism Victoria Dorfman, Brett Wierenga The District of Columbia Court of Appeals recently declined to intervene in a religious dispute...
Dec 6 2022 Topics Labor & Employment Law Blog Post News Railways, Unions, and Policy Dissonance Moving with unusual alacrity last week, the Democrat-controlled Congress passed a bill imposing new terms...
Dec 5 2022 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Religious Liberty Blog Post News Religious Liberty Update on U.S. Congress and Executive Branch Actions Christine Kimberly Pratt Congress SENATE 1. On November 30, 2022, the Senate passed H.R. 8404, “Respect for Marriage...
Nov 30 2022 Topics Civil Rights • Supreme Court • Free Speech & Election Law Blog Post News Is Colorado’s Compelling Interest in Eliminating Discrimination Sufficient to Overcome a Designer’s First Amendment Claims? Sarah Parshall Perry In 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis, one of the marquee cases of the current Supreme...
Nov 29 2022 Topics Civil Rights • Supreme Court Blog Post News What Happens if the Supreme Court Leaves the Door Open for Facially Race-Neutral Race Discrimination? Anthony Pericolo The Fairfax County, Virginia, School Board had a “problem”: too many Asian eighth graders were...
Nov 28 2022 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Article I Initiative Blog Post News Bipartisan Opportunities to Improve Government Accountability Daniel Lips In the recent election, Americans elected a narrowly divided Congress. That means that lawmakers will...
Nov 23 2022 Topics Constitution • Founding Era & History Blog Post News Thanksgiving Day Remembrance John Kennerly Davis With Thanksgiving upon us and our thoughts focused on family, food, and football, it is...
Nov 22 2022 Topics Jurisprudence • Labor & Employment Law • Litigation • Supreme Court Blog Post News Does the Original Meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment Protect a Right to Work? The story of unenumerated rights is a familiar one. Most law students learn it in...
Nov 21 2022 Topics Litigation • Supreme Court • Environmental Law & Property Rights Blog Post News Wilkins v. United States: Is the Quiet Title Act’s Statute of Limitations Jurisdictional, and How Does the Answer Affect Property Rights? Stephen Davis An age-old legal maxim—going back to Blackstone—states, “where there is a right, there must be...
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Protecting Kids From Social Media: Time for a Legal Reappraisal?
Future generations will look back at the early 21st century and see an extraordinary experiment:...
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DC Court of Appeals Holds That Judicial Intervention Is Inappropriate In a Religious Schism
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals recently declined to intervene in a religious dispute...
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Railways, Unions, and Policy Dissonance
Moving with unusual alacrity last week, the Democrat-controlled Congress passed a bill imposing new terms...
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Religious Liberty Update on U.S. Congress and Executive Branch Actions
Congress SENATE 1. On November 30, 2022, the Senate passed H.R. 8404, “Respect for Marriage...
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Is Colorado’s Compelling Interest in Eliminating Discrimination Sufficient to Overcome a Designer’s First Amendment Claims?
In 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis, one of the marquee cases of the current Supreme...
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What Happens if the Supreme Court Leaves the Door Open for Facially Race-Neutral Race Discrimination?
The Fairfax County, Virginia, School Board had a “problem”: too many Asian eighth graders were...
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Bipartisan Opportunities to Improve Government Accountability
In the recent election, Americans elected a narrowly divided Congress. That means that lawmakers will...
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Thanksgiving Day Remembrance
With Thanksgiving upon us and our thoughts focused on family, food, and football, it is...
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Does the Original Meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment Protect a Right to Work?
The story of unenumerated rights is a familiar one. Most law students learn it in...
Topics
Wilkins v. United States: Is the Quiet Title Act’s Statute of Limitations Jurisdictional, and How Does the Answer Affect Property Rights?
An age-old legal maxim—going back to Blackstone—states, “where there is a right, there must be...