Volume 9: Issue 1

Although Congress failed to pass climate change legislation in 2007, the year was nevertheless highly...

The U.S. House of Representatives has grown in membership in its more than two centuries...

A new shot will be fired in the development of constitutional law this term when...

With the District of Columbia v. Heller decision set to arrive sometime in the summer of...

The ERA is back—or, at least, so we are told. On March 27, 2007, a...

With increasing frequency, the plaintiffs’ bar has been filing what are being called “f-cubed” securities...

At the end of this month, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in Exxon v....

Under modern constitutional law, rights in real property are protected principally by the Just Compensation...

In their first full term together on the Supreme Court, Chief Justice John Roberts and...

Most likely because it is an election year, the argument in Crawford v. Marion County...

For decades California has been a leader in protecting the free speech rights of students...

Is it better to ask forgiveness than permission? Google believes so. Its agents are copying...

In recent decades, Major League Baseball has made great strides in developing its business operation....

In its 2004 decision Sosa v. Alvarez-Machain, the Supreme Court seemed to resolve the long-standing...

On any given day, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), the agency within the Department...

Twenty years ago, no reasonable person could have successfully argued that it was possible for...

For more than half a century, large U.S. labor unions, alone or in concert with...

For over a century, government regulation has largely taken one of two paths. Some agencies...

The discernment of the holding, or ratio decidendi, of a case can be exceedingly difficult...

Over the past few years tort reform advocates have realized significant victories at the state...

Another election season approaches and with it the debate over the proper mechanism to select...

Recently, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in Bronx Household of Faith...

The last “war” fought over Voice over Internet Protocol (“VoIP”) occurred in 2003-2004, when the...

Professional and college football fans across the country recently found themselves caught in the middle...

Princeton is probably the most esteemed university in America not to have a law school....

Contrary to the arguments of some, James Madison, like most other Framers, envisioned America neither...

Vanderbilt Law Professor Richard Nagareda’s recent book, Mass Torts in a World of Settlement, explores...

We enter 2008 amid the housing and mortgage bust which has, as night the day,...

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW & REGULATION Climate Change Litigation Since Mass v. EPA by David B. Rivkin,...