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In April of this year, the Supreme Court decided Ramos v. Louisiana, holding that the...

A Georgia trial court recently held that the state constitution “does not recognize a right...

In Ladd v. Real Estate Commission,[1] the plaintiff Sarah Ladd was an entrepreneur who used...

In January 2020, the Oklahoma Supreme Court upheld a challenge under the Oklahoma Constitution to...

In response to the global pandemic caused by COVID-19, local authorities in Texas, like local...

Just over four years after its enactment, West Virginia’s Right to Work law (the Act)...

Walmart.com is an e-commerce platform operated by Walmart, Inc. In addition to products offered for...

If you are like most people, when you hear the words “administrative law,” you think...

For the last decade, courts and commentators have penned many pages about anti-discrimination norms and...

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In the early morning hours of June 28, 2014, Michael Hicks was observed carrying a...

State legislatures across the country made significant strides in reforming their criminal justice regimes throughout...

Florida     Love v. State   Last month, the Florida Supreme Court heard argument...

California     John Doe v. University of Southern California   There are no real...

West Virginia   State ex rel. Blankenship v. Warner   After Don Blankenship lost his...

Ohio    State ex rel. McCann v. Delaware County Board of Elections   On first...

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Why should a barber have to graduate high school? Barbers cut hair. They don’t need...