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Religious Exemption Regimes and Complicity in Sin
Some individuals object to the COVID vaccination because it is partly tested on cells from aborted foetuses. (See, for example, the San Diego case). [them]Avoid […]
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After Avoiding a Government Shutdown, What Will Congress Do With the Waning Days of 2021?
Congress will face a busy schedule over the last weeks after narrowly avoiding government shutdowns by passing the stopgap funding legislation on Friday. Or it […]
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Brickbat: Don’t Do the Crime
Samuel Scott Jr. sued Miami and five officers of the police for malicious prosecution and false imprisonment. Scott had problems when he reported that his […]
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Read Why Reason Consumers Have Donated to Our Almost-Over Webathon!
So why, exactly, are you wonderful readers/listeners/viewers of ReasonThis year’s Webathon is the 2nd-biggest, possibly even largest annual Webathon. TheOur 14-year history of online fundraising […]
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Apply for the Fund for American Studies Legal Fellowships
Please allow me to share an announcement from Fund for American Studies. Here’s how to apply. — It TFAS Summer Law Fellowship in Washington, D.C., is an […]
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Judge Ho’s Concurrence in Homeland Insurance Co.
The Fifth Circuit made a decision last week Williams v. Homeland Ins. Co. of New York. This case was a long-running, complicated dispute with the […]
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Public Schools Are Causing Irreparable Harm to Themselves
In public schools, self-taught Fridays, vacations added abruptly, and other sudden closures are all commonplace. COVID-19’s omicron variation only accelerates an already well-established trend. Children […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: December 6, 1865
12/6/1865 – The 13th Amendment has been ratified. Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History: Dec 6, 1865 originally appeared here
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More Law Review Editors Behaving Badly
The NYU Review of Law and Social Changehas voted in favor of enforcing Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions on Israel. It also stated that it would […]
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San Diego Schools Need Not Allow Religious Exemptions from Vaccination Mandate
Start at Doe v. S.D. Unif. Dist.Judge Marsha Bennett and Mark Bennett ruled yesterday that the matter should be referred to: Appellants, a 16-year-old high […]