Cross-border movements suffered when the United States began to address COVID-19 back in March 2020. The United States stopped all immigration and travel. Nearly two […]
It is now possible to take the following steps: Montana Citizens for Right to Work, v. ManganToday, Judge Donald Molloy (D.) ruled in favor of […]
Last week, The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund released a Report widely quotedThe 2021 year in which the death toll was highest for American […]
By Dr. Derek Ellerman Virginia’s newly-sworn in Republican attorney general, Jason Miyares – who happens to be the first Latino to hold statewide office in […]
Progressive champion Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D–N.Y.) Supply-loving housing reformers are buzzing about Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D.N.Y.), who is a progressive champion. She released a questionnaire […]
The Ohio voters approved in 2018 a constitutional amendment that would have ended single-party mapping after Republicans had used Ohio’s control over the state government […]
Lat does it well as usual in his newsletter “Original Jurisdiction”. (I have subscribed and I highly recommend it). Last fall, [Chief Judge Pryor] was […]
In a new campaign to weaken encryption, the British government wants to exploit parents’ fear of predatory children. Rolling StoneJames Ball reported on Saturday that […]
From Levy’s Consumer Law & Policy Blog post, “Defending the Right to Be Funny” (and check out the demand letter itself): Late last year, Harrison […]
The Texas Review of Law & Politics is devoting its winter issue to the theme of Uncommon Fortitude. A short essay I contributed was titled […]
