Nov 8 2018 Topics Criminal Law & Procedure • International & National Security Law Blog Post News Solicitor General Francisco Attempts to Fast-Track DACA Litigation to SCOTUS Kenneth A. Klukowski U.S. Solicitor General Noel Francisco petitioned the Supreme Court on Monday to grant certiorari before...
Jan 7 2022 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation Blog Post News Looking for a Scapegoat: USDA Uses Guidance to Advance Administration's Inflation Blame Game The Federal Farmer Stung by continued high inflation numbers, the Biden Administration has taken to blaming America’s meat...
Jan 14 2022 Topics Telecommunications & Electronic Media • The Practice Groups Blog Post Will the FAA's Interference Create a No 5G Zone? Bryan N. Tramont, Patricia J. Paoletta During the past year, the wireless and aviation industries have squared off over whether next-generation...
Nov 15 2018 Podcast Event Videos Showcase Panel I: What is Regulation For? Richard A. Epstein, Britt C. Grant, Philip A. Hamburger, Kathryn Kovacs, Jon D. Michaels 2018 National Lawyers Convention The administrative state, with roots over a century old, was founded on the premise that...
Jan 3 2019 Publication Federalist Society Review Can and Should the Federal Judiciary Rein In Our Expansive Administrative State? Ted Hirt Federalist Society Review, Volume 20 Note from the Editor: The Federalist Society takes no positions on particular legal and public...
Oct 20 2015 Topics Labor & Employment Law Blog Post Executive Branch Review Department of Labor and National Labor Relations Board Push Envelope of Executive Overreach Karen Harned Much has been written, including on this blog, about the perceived uptick in the amount...
Jan 29 2019 Podcast FedSoc Forums DOJ Filing Emergency Petition on Census Citizenship Question John S. Baker Criminal Law Practice Group The inclusion of the citizenship question on the 2020 census remains both uncertain and controversial. ...
Oct 19 2015 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation Blog Post News Agency Doesn't Need Public Permission to Withdraw Proposed Regulations Eileen J. O'Connor In a memorandum opinion dated September 29, 2015, Judge Randolph Moss of the United States...
May 3 2022 Video Executive Branch Review Welcome & Plenary Session: Regulation by Surrogate? Is the Government Evading the Administrative Procedure Act? Jonathan Berry, Mike S. Lee, Stephen Soukup, Stephen Alexander Vaden, Adam White Tenth Annual Executive Branch Review In 1946, after ten years of study, Congress passed, and President Truman signed, the Administrative...
May 10 2022 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Education Policy • Federalism Blog Post News The Biden Administration’s Proposed Charter School Rules Paul F. Zimmerman, Paul R. Moore Since 1994, federal grants offered to state education agencies and other qualified applicants through the...
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Solicitor General Francisco Attempts to Fast-Track DACA Litigation to SCOTUS
U.S. Solicitor General Noel Francisco petitioned the Supreme Court on Monday to grant certiorari before...
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Looking for a Scapegoat: USDA Uses Guidance to Advance Administration's Inflation Blame Game
Stung by continued high inflation numbers, the Biden Administration has taken to blaming America’s meat...
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Will the FAA's Interference Create a No 5G Zone?
During the past year, the wireless and aviation industries have squared off over whether next-generation...
Showcase Panel I: What is Regulation For?
Richard A. Epstein, Britt C. Grant, Philip A. Hamburger, Kathryn Kovacs, Jon D. Michaels
2018 National Lawyers Convention
The administrative state, with roots over a century old, was founded on the premise that...
Can and Should the Federal Judiciary Rein In Our Expansive Administrative State?
Ted Hirt
Federalist Society Review, Volume 20
Note from the Editor: The Federalist Society takes no positions on particular legal and public...
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Department of Labor and National Labor Relations Board Push Envelope of Executive Overreach
Much has been written, including on this blog, about the perceived uptick in the amount...
DOJ Filing Emergency Petition on Census Citizenship Question
John S. Baker
Criminal Law Practice Group
The inclusion of the citizenship question on the 2020 census remains both uncertain and controversial. ...
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Agency Doesn't Need Public Permission to Withdraw Proposed Regulations
In a memorandum opinion dated September 29, 2015, Judge Randolph Moss of the United States...
Welcome & Plenary Session: Regulation by Surrogate? Is the Government Evading the Administrative Procedure Act?
Jonathan Berry, Mike S. Lee, Stephen Soukup, Stephen Alexander Vaden, Adam White
Tenth Annual Executive Branch Review
In 1946, after ten years of study, Congress passed, and President Truman signed, the Administrative...
Topics
The Biden Administration’s Proposed Charter School Rules
Since 1994, federal grants offered to state education agencies and other qualified applicants through the...