Court grants cases that will become moot, denies review in host of election cases, denies stay in tax-return cases, and slaps down Stormy Daniels's anti-SLAPP suit.
Ward v. Rock Against Racism and Stanley v. George & Fee Simple, Life Estate, and Remainders
Maintaining preparedness for cold weather is expensive. Southern states, generally, can reasonably avoid those costs.
The former Second Circuit Obama appointee, who retired during the Trump Presidency, said he "had some role in the appointment of [his] successor."
Penn Central, Loretto v. Teleprompter Manhattan CATV Corporation, and Gruen v. Gruen
Judge Tatel has announced that he will take senior status.
The Palm Beach Attorney Suggested That Donald Trump Can Live at Mar-a-Lago as a Club Employee
Red Lion v. FCC, Miami Herald v. Tornillo & Newman v. Bost, Gruen v. Gruen
The government argues that Section 5000A(a) is constitutional, and in the alternative, Section 5000A(a) can be severed from the rest of the ACA
The UVA Federalist Society Chapter has put together a stellar lineup
"I’m prepared to go forward with it. . . . I’m here live. I’m not a cat.”
"Constitutional Means to Prevent Abuse of the Clemency Power."
Branzburg v. Hayes and Cohen v. Cowles Media Co & Armory v. Delamirie, Hannah v. Peel, and McAvoy v. Medina
Both posts were written long before Impeachment 2.0
The Institute will consider strong candidates living and working virtually from anywhere in the country.
This letter is not unanimous. Indeed, the signatories are quite fractured about impeachment, the First Amendment, and Brandenburg
The Court is badly fractured, as Justice Barrett writes her first separate writing.
NYT v. Sullivan, Snyder v. Phelps, Jacques v. Steenberg Homes, and State v. Shack
If the case is dismissed on standing grounds, a future litigant in the Fifth Circuit could challenge the ACA as a defense to federal enforcement
When the outgoing administration tries to bind the incoming administration.
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