Everyone Deserves To Benefit from Medical Innovation. Yes, Even People Who Did Bad Things.
The Washington Post The New York TimesWe want to let you know that an angel is not a man who has recently had a heart […]
The Washington Post The New York TimesWe want to let you know that an angel is not a man who has recently had a heart […]
Three dissenters argued that yesterday’s Supreme Court decision to block enforcement of Biden’s mandate regarding vaccines for private employers meant the majority overrode the judgement […]
You grew to be a part of a series of horror films that revolved around the same theme: A murderous masked killer who brutally kills […]
I have nothing to add to the controversy over the OSHA vaccination regulations. However, I would prefer that my statutory interpretation be more literalistic while […]
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 […]