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Nov 19 2012 Publication Federalist Society Review Labor Organizations by Another Name: The Worker Center Movement and its Evolution into Coverage under the NLRA and LMRDA Stefan J. Marculewicz, Jennifer Thomas Engage Volume 13, Issue 3 October 2012 I. Introduction The labor union, the primary collective advocate for workers’ rights in the United...
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Exceptionalism
Oddly, a smidgen of a statement by the President back in 2009, made on the...
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How Natural Law Informs Our Understanding of the Constitution
Natural law is the foundation upon which the spirit of the Constitution is built. Many...
The Great Debate: Judge Robert H. Bork - November 18, 1985
Robert H. Bork
Speech by Judge Robert H. Bork at the University of San Diego Law School on November 18, 1985
Judge Robert H. Bork United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Before...
Declining to Follow Its Neighbor Missouri, the Kansas Supreme Court Holds Noneconomic Damages Cap in Medical Malpractice Cases Constitutional
Kristin Weinberg, Stephen R. Clark
State Court Docket Watch, Winter 2012-2013
The Kansas Supreme Court, in Miller v. Johnson,1 recently upheld Kansas’ statutory cap on non-economic...
Labor Organizations by Another Name: The Worker Center Movement and its Evolution into Coverage under the NLRA and LMRDA
Stefan J. Marculewicz, Jennifer Thomas
Engage Volume 13, Issue 3 October 2012
I. Introduction The labor union, the primary collective advocate for workers’ rights in the United...
Judicial Selection in Nebraska
White Paper
The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies is an organization of 40,000 lawyers,...
A Return to "the Heady Days"? The Supreme Court Addresses Whether the Bivens Doctrine Should Extend to Employees of Government Contractors in Minneci v. Pollard
Lisa L. Dixon, Robert T. Numbers
Engage Volume 12, Issue 3, November 2011
I. Introduction On November 1, 2011, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Minneci v....
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America's Great Charter
Eight hundred years and a few weeks ago, a group of rebellious barons forced King...
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As Bail Reform Progresses, Yes, Bail Is Constitutional
If you read the text of the Eighth Amendment excessive bail clause, you may be...
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Show Me the Monell-y: Municipal Liability for Civil Rights Violations
The Federalist Society is pleased to announce its Student Blog Initiative, a project of the...