From Trump to Biden, from Citizens United to Dobbs, from Roe to Casey.
Over the past decade, articles in YLJ, HLR, and SLS have averaged 37,582, 35,917, and 31,725 words, respectively.
Two emergency applications filed on Friday afternoon. Which ones will be granted?
"Unless this Court vacates the stay—and does so promptly—Congress will know that it can legislate through pressure campaigns and sit-ins rather than bicameralism and presentment."
I wrote an extended discussion of the significance of the $5 fine in 1905.
In the 10th Circuit, vaccinated attorneys can argue in person. Unvaccinated attorneys must seek leave to appear via video.
Some DOJ press person followed an expurgation policy, imprecisely.
"On certain issues, such as national security law, immigration, and constitutional law, I had different 'kitchen cabinets' that I consulted regularly."
We covered everything from school-mandates to society-mandates.
"Over the course of a century, four prominent Justices established the irrepressible myth of Jacobson v. Massachusetts." Justice Holmes, Justice Brennan, Justice Blackmun, and Chief Justice Roberts.
Alas, the American Association of Law Schools will be virtual only.
It's good to be back.
Who rules in favor of the Constitution, but then pulls his punches to avoid doing anything progressives will dislike?
There is a three-way tie for first: Sutton, Pryor, and Kavanaugh
Re-upping a post I wrote with Seth Barrett Tillman in March
"The delay in announcing an SG nominee ... is likely the result of haggling between the DOJ and the White House"
"Plaintiffs have shown success on the merits for its RFRA claim because the current Section 1557 regulatory scheme substantially burdens Christian Plaintiffs' religious exercise in clear violation of RFRA."
"It is hard to fathom how the experienced policy advisors and lawyers atop the Biden administration could have screwed up so badly."
Both opinions were the fifth vote to deny a stay. Only one of those opinions seems to have precedential value.
Pelosi to Biden: "Get better lawyers."
During normal times, it can take months to evict tenants. Now with a massive backlog, it could take years.
The Aloof Executive: I "contacted a number of constitutional scholars I've relied on for years, beyond my own team, and there was a split."
Will ACB cast the fifth vote to return Tulsa to Oklahoma?
Buck retconned Jacobson. Casey retconned Roe.
"Remus got behind the new strategy after consulting with Tribe and proved instrumental in the effort, working late Monday night to push the measure through."
"I think the odds are greater this time around" the measure will prevail.
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