Is privacy in pandemics like atheism in foxholes?
Episode 307 of the Cyberlaw Podcast
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
Advocates on the right and the left choose their ideal forum, as they should
and you (whether you're Google or a private university or anyone else) don't become restricted by the Bill of Rights because you get such funding or benefits.
"All these criticisms [of originalism] are actually disputes about original meaning, not rejections of it."
Courts of Appeals should resist the urge to opine on cases pending before the Supreme Court
I cast my first vote in a Democratic primary today
After Bethune-Hill, there were not four votes to review the House's petition
Concern for the families appeared on both sides of the debate.
Audio from an Oral Argument scheduled in October will likely be used in political advertisements
Make your time in the air as familiar and predictable as possible