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Excessive Bail Clause

clause of the Eighth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, prohibiting bail prices that are unduly high
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May 27 2023

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  • Environmental Law & Property Rights
Blog Post

Major Unanimous Supreme Court Victory for Property Rights in Tyler v. Hennepin County

  • Ilya Somin

This post was originally published at the Volokh Conspiracy. [Thursday] morning, the Supreme Court issued...

Dec 16 2022 Publication
State Court Docket Watch: Ohio v. O'Malley
State Court Docket Watch

State Court Docket Watch: Ohio v. O'Malley

Anthony Sanders

In 2019, in Timbs v. Indiana, the U.S. Supreme Court declared that the Excessive Fines...

Topics: State Courts · State Governments · State Constitutions

Mar 24 2022 Publication
Principles of State Constitutional Interpretation
Federalist Society Review

Principles of State Constitutional Interpretation

Clint Bolick

State constitutionalism—the practice of state courts deciding cases on independent state constitutional grounds—is a vital...

Topics: Federalism · State Courts · State Constitutions

Sponsors: Federalism & Separation of Powers Practice Group

Nov 1 2021 Publication
State Court Docket Watch: State of Indiana v. Tyson Timbs
State Court Docket Watch

State Court Docket Watch: State of Indiana v. Tyson Timbs

Jeremiah Grant Mosteller

An Eight-Year Battle The Indiana Supreme Court has considered the state’s use of civil asset...

Topics: Property Law · State Courts

Nov 27 2018

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  • Criminal Law & Procedure •
  • Supreme Court
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Docket Watch: Timbs v. Indiana

  • Darpana Sheth Nunziata

Tomorrow [November 28, 2018], the U.S. Supreme Court hears argument in Timbs v. Indiana.  A...

Jan 5 2018
Friday 11:00 a.m. PDT    

7 Minute Presentations of Works in Progress Panel 2-B

20th Annual Federalist Society Faculty Conference

Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina
333 W Harbor Drive
San Diego, CA 92101
Speakers:
Carissa Byrne Hessick • Ryan T. Holte • Marah Stith McLeod • George A. Mocsary • Tuan Samahon • Victoria Schwartz • Erin Sheley • Christopher Wolfe
Topics:
Corporations, Securities & Antitrust • Federalism • Intellectual Property
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Apr 10 2017

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  • Federalism & Separation of Powers
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News

Justice Thomas' Long History of Criticizing Asset Forfeiture

  • Nick Sibilla

Alongside Sen. Rand Paul, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has become one of the most...

Dec 1 1997 Publication
Forfeiture Reform

Forfeiture Reform

Stefan D. Cassella

The Justice Department has drafted and sent to Congress a set of legislative proposals to...

Sponsors: Criminal Law & Procedure Practice Group

May 1 1997 Publication
Forfeiture is Reasonable, and It Works

Forfeiture is Reasonable, and It Works

Stefan D. Cassella

Asset forfeiture has become one of the most powerful and important tools that federal law...

Sponsors: Criminal Law & Procedure Practice Group

Dec 1 1996 Publication
Supreme Court Rules That Civil Forfeiture is not Punishment for Double Jeopardy Purposes

Supreme Court Rules That Civil Forfeiture is not Punishment for Double Jeopardy Purposes

Larry D. Thompson

In United States v. Ursery, 116 S.Ct. 2135 (1996), the United States Supreme Court held...

Sponsors: Criminal Law & Procedure Practice Group

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