Josh Blackman is a constitutional law professor at the South Texas College of Law Houston, an adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute, and the President of the Harlan Institute. Follow him @JoshMBlackman.
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The One Sentence From Arizona v. United States That You Need To Know For Texas's New Immigration Law (Updated)
"There is no need in this case to address whether reasonable suspicion of illegal entry or another immigration crime would be a legitimate basis for prolonging a detention, or whether this too would be preempted by federal law."
The 6/13/2000 Memorandum to Chief Justice Rehnquist: "Compensation Increase for Justices—Response to Justice Thomas—Guidance Needed"
Some actual reporting by ProPublica.
"Reviewing The Three Trump Appointees: Ex Ante and Ex Post"
My new essay will be published in the inaugural issue of the Texas A&M Journal of Law & Civil Governance.
Hallucinating Josh Blackman
Did I write "The Most Dangerous Man On the Supreme Court"?
Counting to Four on LGBT without NMG
Justice Gorsuch has been consistent from Kastl to Edmo to Grimm to Bostock to Kincaid to Tingley.
Jefferson Davis: President of the United States?
Five Responses to the Jefferson Davis Horrible
5th Circuit Seeks Comment on Proposed AI Rule
Lawyers will have to certify they did not use AI, or verify any work produced by AI.
A Reversal in Rahimi Will Be Tougher to Write Than Critics Admit
Courts are "not insensitive to domestic violence" but are "sensitive to the constitutional rights of the accused."
Moving The Section 3 Officer Argument From "Off The Wall" to "On The Wall"
Debates about Section 3 remind me of debates over the Affordable Care Act’s individual mandate