NFIB v. OSHAThe Supreme Court decided that Congress didn’t clearly delegate the power to adopt the OSHA mandate. However, the application of the major question […]
The Supreme Court granted certiorari to the Supreme Court in September Ramirez v. CollierI set up a very-expedited briefing agenda. In that moment, I was […]
Oklahoma SB 1142 was introduced by Rob Standridge, a state senator. (numbering has been added). [A.]Public school districts, charter schools, and public libraries are […]
By Dan McCaleb, The Center Square Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell told the U.S. Senate Banking Committee Tuesday that elevated inflation poses a “severe” threat […]
This item is available on the Colorado Supreme Court website: People v. Travis Shane Uhlenhopp. 19PDJ077. December 5, 2019. Travis Shane Uhlenhopp was temporarily suspended […]
Whenever I write about police abuse and use-of-force issues, I often hear from the “back the badge” crowd to defend whatever it is the police officer […]
Eugene deserves a special thank-you for giving me this opportunity to write at his blog. The Volokh Conspiracy. Thank you! TVC‘s readers. I was writing […]
Along with the Northwestern Pritzker School of Law’s leadership, I will co-organise a Zoom panel entitled “Validity & Equity Problems in Law School Teacher Evaluations” […]
In recent years our freedoms have been severely affected by government enthusiasm to use COVID-19 as an excuse to further restrict society’s control. It is […]
1.14.1780: Justice Henry Baldwin celebrates his birthday. Justice Henry Baldwin Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History: Jan 14, 1780 originally appeared here.
