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The Evolving Challenges to Maintaining Anonymity
While anonymity provisions under the First Amendment have been crucial over half a century, they do have limitations. Certain government powers cannot be used to […]
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Judge Neomi Rao on “Textualism’s Political Morality”
In a lecture on “Textualism’s Political Morality” at Case Western Reserve University School of Law, Circuit presented earlier this month the Honorable Neomi Rao of […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: March 18, 2008
District of Columbia, v. Heller (argued 3/18/2008). Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History, March 18th 2008 originally appeared here
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Economic Penalties for Putin’s Aggression Threaten To Impoverish the World
The moment Vladimir Putin ordered Russia’s military to cross the Ukrainian border, casualties were certain. We’ll likely discover, after initial losses in lives and homes […]
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Four Hours at the Capitol
Eduardo Nicolas Alvear Gonzalez was the flag-clad man who was captured smoking pot at the Capitol Rotunda in January 2021. He eventually pleaded guilty to […]
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Brickbat: Dog Gone
In China, the government of the city of Huizhou has apologized after public health workers beat a woman’s dog to death and promised the workers will […]
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8 Things to Know About FDA Labels
Have you ever taken a medication and looked at the label? The FDA requires drug manufacturers to put a great deal of information on those […]
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Schools May Have Violated First Amendment Rights by Retaliating Against Contractor Based on Political Speech
Today’s Judge Sandra Ikuta opinion, joint by Ryan Nelson and Mark Bennett. Riley’s American Heritage Farms v. Elsasser: A school district has ended its relationship […]
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Lia Thomas Swims to Victory Under NCAA’s Controversial Standards for Trans Competitors
On March 16, NCAA Division I swimming and diving began at Collegiate Women’s Swimming and Diving. There has been much controversy about Lia Thomas, who […]