Health Miscellaneous
Is it Worth Getting a Personal Injury Lawyer?
In the case that you have been injured due to another person’s negligent actions, it may be a good idea to find a personal injury […]
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Martin Luther King on the Ethics of Resistance to State Authority
Martin Luther King, Jr. Martin Luther King Day today is a time for us to pay tribute and review King’s history. King is most […]
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Claim that “Certificate of Need” Law Lacks a Rational Basis Can Go Forward
Start at Slaughter v. Dobbs), decided by Judge Carlton Reeves on Thursday (S.D. Miss.): The case involves a constitutional challenge of Mississippi’s Certificate of Need […]
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The Important Choice of Law Questions Lurking in Tomorrow’s Stolen-Pissarro Argument
Tomorrow’s argument is expected to be heard by the Supreme Court Cassirer v. Thyssen Bornemisza Collection Foundation. This is a dramatic account of the looting […]
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Prof. Philip Hamburger (Columbia) on the Nondelegation Doctrine
Crisis for the nondelegation doctrine The Supreme Court has used it for nearly a century to answer questions regarding transfers of legislative authority. It was […]
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How North Dakota Is More Like Windows than UNIX
A North Dakota Supreme Court decision in Re Yates (Jan. 6): Amy Jo Yates and Shane Lance Yates applied to the district court for their […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: January 17, 1973 and January 17, 1996
Frontiero (1973) and United States (2004) were argued simultaneously, 23 years apart. Ruth Bader Ginsburg was the one who argued the first case and she […]
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You Can’t Solve Homelessness by Making It a Crime
His car is his castle. Washington Supreme Court declared that a city could not imprison a homeless person’s truck. It also ruled in August that […]
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Brickbat: Keep on Trucking
Kirk Parker Jr. was an employee of Baltimore Department of Public Works. He has been charged for second-degree burglary and theft. Also, malicious destruction of […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: January 16, 1919
16/1919: Ratification of the 18th Amendment. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History January 16, 1919