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Today in Supreme Court History: February 27, 1901
2.27.1901: Champion v. Ames argument. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History, February 27, 1901
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Who Will Pay for the Roads?
President Joe Biden’s $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act was signed into law by him in November. It shifts federal highway policy away from […]
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National injunctions and the APA appear in an argument at the Court
Aaron Nielson wrote a great post on the Notice and Comment Blog. Arizona v. City and County of San Francisco (California)The Supreme Court heard oral […]
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Thoughts from an American About the Invasion of Ukraine
People have asked me if I have any relatives in Ukraine. I decided to reply to them by writing to let everyone know that we […]
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Federal Court Strikes Down Racial Balancing Policy Resulting in Discrimination Against Asian Applicants at Prominent Virginia Public School,
Thomas Jefferson High School Science and Technology. Fairfax, Virginia. Yesterday, in Coalition for TJ v. Fairfax County School BoardA federal district court in Fairfax, […]
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Ukraine's Glory and Freedom Have Not Yet Perished
The entire text can be found here. However, I have some doubts about how the rest of it will translate. The post Ukraine's Glory and […]
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The Fuzzy Moral Line Between Drinkers and Bartenders
Prohibition in the Global History: The Smashing of the Liquor MachineMark Lawrence Schrad (Oxford University Press), 725 pages. $34.95 Mark Lawrence Schrad believes Carrie Nation […]
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Public Records Requests Related to School “Diversity/Equity/Inclusion” Programs
I’m too detail-oriented to give you all the details, but it is worth a look if your interest in this subject. Scheinler v. S. Lehigh Sch. […]
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“I want to go into law and eventually have a judicial appointment”
The New York Times We have reports about Judge Ketanji brown Jackson’s high-school experience. We also learn about her yearbook. We have learned over the years that […]
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Why Hate Speech Laws Backfire
The irony in regulating hate speech is that these laws can often hurt the people they were meant to protect. Jacob Mchangama has made this […]