"Far from being required by Title IX, CIAC's transgender policy is in tension with 'the core of Title IX's purpose'—namely, ensuring that women have an '[e]qual opportunity to participate' in educational programs and activities at covered institutions."
Says Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker, presumably for the duration of the pandemic emergency.
They're a crucial resource in this crisis
"I have to admit that I am concerned about my reputation among my peers"
I suspect other travel loyalty programs will follow suit
Despite broad claims from the company, available police reports don't support the idea that filming everything in front of people's doors stops much crime.
"The court will turn its attention back to this case and others of similar magnitude in due but likely distant course. In the interim, the parties may wish to set aside their minor differences over implementing a reasonable settlement agreement in deference to the public interest in permitting the court system to function without unnecessary distraction."
There's apparently a blood shortage, because many blood drives have been canceled, so I thought now was an especially good time.
Wolters Kluwer has generously made our entire video library free until May 31 to assist with distance learning
Seems to have gone well, and I've heard good reports about another case, too.
"I was just steamrolled by my faculty on this — almost everyone but me joined the copy HARVARD-STANFORD train."
An important Supreme Court decision on how much criminal law doctrine is constitutionally required.
Justice Kagan pithily summarized Boerne, Florida Prepaid, and Kimel
Designating candy as "life-sustaining," but not constitutionally-protected firearms, is irrational
Only those students with demonstrated hardships should receive a pass/fail option
Dissent for three Justices: "This amounts to an absolute and indefinite prohibition upon the acquisition of firearms by the citizens of this Commonwealth—a result in clear tension with the Second Amendment..."
“It is their care that the gear engages; it is their care that the switches lock. / Raise ye the stone or cleave the wood to make a path more fair or flat; / Lo, it is black already with the blood some Son of Martha spilled for that.”
C.S. Lewis' famous sermon may still be appropriate
For most law schools, switching to across-the-board pass/fail grading would be a mistake.
"The world is facing a real emergency. Plaintiff is not."
A Statement by Two Commissioners.
Jaguar habitat, CIA black sites, and deadly insurance benefits.
The EPA has talked the talk of cooperative federalism, but it's not yet fully walking the walk.
A Federal Circuit panel took the unusual step of throwing in some dicta in a separate non-opinion.
Police departments turn to summons instead of processing people into cells—a change they should keep after this is all over.
Privacy and Antitrust -- Episode 303 of the Cyberlaw Podcast
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