Loren Miller was a lawyer and civil rights activist who ended racist restrictions on blacks owning houses. Los Angeles preservationists are trying to honour his […]
This episode is heavily focused on the fall of Europe’s digital curtain. Stewart Baker, the host, is absent from the mic. Gus Horwitz, Mark-MacCarthy and […]
Texas women can use mail-order drugs and travel out of state to end a pregnancy, but are not allowed under new restrictions.Texas’ controversial law banning […]
I am happy to pass along this hiring notice from the University of Texas at Austin’s Law & Religion Clinic: Description The UT School of […]
After an administrative error that prevented a conference on scholarly research from being held at the University of Dayton, the Academic Freedom Alliance sent a […]
Paul Alan Levy (Public Citizen), wrote this very fascinating post. The opening paragraph is: This sad story is one of hypocrisy by a group that […]
The U.S Food and Drug Administration is experiencing a crisis of public trust. Very lowThis is largely because of its poor handling of pandemic. However, […]
3/8/1841 – Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes’s Birthday. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History March 8, 1841
After league officials said that team captains will wear armbands bearing the colors of Ukraine, Chinese streaming service rights to Premier League soccer matches did […]
It felt as if it took forever for advocates to write briefs to Justice Kennedy. Erwin Chemerinsky joked that Kennedy’s photo would be on the […]
