Jan 27 2009 Podcast SCOTUScast 1-27-09 featuring Kristin Hickman Kristin E. Hickman United States v. Eurodif On Tuesday, November 4, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in United States v. Eurodif....
Dec 9 2011 Publication Federalist Society Review 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....
Mar 19 2021 Video Event Videos Panel II: Trade and Sovereignty Ronald A. Cass, Jacques deLisle, Gary N. Horlick, Jide Okechuku Nzelibe, Stephen Alexander Vaden 2021 National Student Symposium International trade has been a cornerstone of the postwar liberal order. Multilateral trade institutions, like...
Mar 29 2022 Podcast FedSoc Forums Where's the Beef? Inflation at the Grocery Store and Proposed Regulatory Responses Mark Dopp, Sean Heather, Joe Maxwell, Stephen Alexander Vaden Although inflation has broadly scattered across the economy, it is the food we buy where...
Mar 29 2022 Video FedSoc Forums Where's the Beef? Inflation at the Grocery Store and Proposed Regulatory Responses Mark Dopp, Sean Heather, Joe Maxwell, Stephen Alexander Vaden Although inflation has broadly scattered across the economy, it is the food we buy where...
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 3 2022 Video Executive Branch Review Breakout Panel: American Investment in China M. Miller Baker, Kelley Currie, Alex Dimitrief, David Dollar, Ivan Kanapathy Tenth Annual Executive Branch Review For many years, the “Washington consensus” was that investing in China—either directly by contracting for...
May 1 2019 Podcast FedSoc Forums Trump's Emergency Tariffs: Court Says Legal, But Are They Constitutional? Timothy Meyer, Jide Okechuku Nzelibe, Jeremy A. Rabkin In late March, the Court of International Trade (a U.S. Article III court) upheld the...
Sep 29 2022 Podcast Necessary & Proper Podcast Necessary & Proper Episode 78: Creatures of Statute: Administrative Agencies in Practice Boris Bershteyn, Paul J. Ray, Stephen Alexander Vaden This first luncheon in a series on how the administrative state functions in modern American...
Dec 6 2022 Video FedSoc Events The Judge’s Role in Choosing a Successor Josh Blackman, Michael Fragoso, David Lat, Robert Luther, Stephen Alexander Vaden 2022 National Lawyer's Convention Under the Constitution, two branches of government are formally involved in the selection of federal...
SCOTUScast 1-27-09 featuring Kristin Hickman
Kristin E. Hickman
United States v. Eurodif
On Tuesday, November 4, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in United States v. Eurodif....
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....
Panel II: Trade and Sovereignty
Ronald A. Cass, Jacques deLisle, Gary N. Horlick, Jide Okechuku Nzelibe, Stephen Alexander Vaden
2021 National Student Symposium
International trade has been a cornerstone of the postwar liberal order. Multilateral trade institutions, like...
Where's the Beef? Inflation at the Grocery Store and Proposed Regulatory Responses
Mark Dopp, Sean Heather, Joe Maxwell, Stephen Alexander Vaden
Although inflation has broadly scattered across the economy, it is the food we buy where...
Where's the Beef? Inflation at the Grocery Store and Proposed Regulatory Responses
Mark Dopp, Sean Heather, Joe Maxwell, Stephen Alexander Vaden
Although inflation has broadly scattered across the economy, it is the food we buy where...
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...
Breakout Panel: American Investment in China
M. Miller Baker, Kelley Currie, Alex Dimitrief, David Dollar, Ivan Kanapathy
Tenth Annual Executive Branch Review
For many years, the “Washington consensus” was that investing in China—either directly by contracting for...
Trump's Emergency Tariffs: Court Says Legal, But Are They Constitutional?
Timothy Meyer, Jide Okechuku Nzelibe, Jeremy A. Rabkin
In late March, the Court of International Trade (a U.S. Article III court) upheld the...
Necessary & Proper Episode 78: Creatures of Statute: Administrative Agencies in Practice
Boris Bershteyn, Paul J. Ray, Stephen Alexander Vaden
This first luncheon in a series on how the administrative state functions in modern American...
The Judge’s Role in Choosing a Successor
Josh Blackman, Michael Fragoso, David Lat, Robert Luther, Stephen Alexander Vaden
2022 National Lawyer's Convention
Under the Constitution, two branches of government are formally involved in the selection of federal...