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May 9 2025 Topics Civil Rights • Religious Liberty • State Courts Blog Post Using Public Accommodations Laws to Protect Religious Groups From Private Cancellation Mathew Walter Hoffmann A pioneering case charts how religious groups can harness the power of public accommodations laws...
May 8 2025 Topics Election Law • State Governments • Free Speech & Election Law Blog Post States Work to Prevent Noncitizens from Voting Joseph Thomas Burns In recent weeks, much attention has been given to the passage in the U.S. House...
May 1 2025 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Telecommunications & Electronic Media • Federalism & Separation of Powers Blog Post The FCC Still Can’t Interpret Section 230 Lawrence J. Spiwak In the waning days of the first Trump Administration, Tom Johnson, then-General Counsel of the...
Apr 24 2025 Topics Administrative Law & Regulation • Civil Rights • Federalism & Separation of Powers Blog Post The Road to Campus Serfdom John O. McGinnis This post originally appeared at Law & Liberty. It seems remarkable that seemingly antisemitic protests...
Apr 23 2025 Topics Election Law • State Courts • Free Speech & Election Law Blog Post NC Supreme Court Election Fight: “Bloodless Coup” or Election Administration Snafu? Andrew Watkins, Daniel Bruce More than five months after the November 2024 election, the race for Seat 6 of...
Apr 16 2025 Topics Election Law Blog Post The SAVE Act: Fact v. Fiction Joseph Thomas Burns The SAVE Act is a proposal from congressional Republicans to require people to provide proof...
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If the President Can Fire FCC Commissioners, Should the Agency Be Restructured?
Whatever notions one may have entertained in the past—or may still entertain—regarding the Federal Communications...
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Using Public Accommodations Laws to Protect Religious Groups From Private Cancellation
A pioneering case charts how religious groups can harness the power of public accommodations laws...
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States Work to Prevent Noncitizens from Voting
In recent weeks, much attention has been given to the passage in the U.S. House...
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The FCC Still Can’t Interpret Section 230
In the waning days of the first Trump Administration, Tom Johnson, then-General Counsel of the...
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The Road to Campus Serfdom
This post originally appeared at Law & Liberty. It seems remarkable that seemingly antisemitic protests...
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NC Supreme Court Election Fight: “Bloodless Coup” or Election Administration Snafu?
More than five months after the November 2024 election, the race for Seat 6 of...
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The SAVE Act: Fact v. Fiction
The SAVE Act is a proposal from congressional Republicans to require people to provide proof...
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Is ActBlue in Legal Peril?
Since its inception in 2004, the powerhouse Democratic fundraising platform ActBlue has made its mark...
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Blue States Look to Pull the Plug on Tesla
Since being announced as the leader of President Trump’s effort to eliminate waste and fraud...
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Not Another Free Lunch
This post originally appeared at Law & Liberty. Once again, we have efforts to release...