Today in Supreme Court History: November 29, 2004
Randy Barnett, Gonzales v. Raich. Randy Barnett defends Gonzales v. Raich Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History, November 29 2004 originally appeared here.
Randy Barnett, Gonzales v. Raich. Randy Barnett defends Gonzales v. Raich Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History, November 29 2004 originally appeared here.
Recent events in my life have brought about a common right of passage for my son: his first job. His school load is now balanced […]
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California Highway Patrol agreed to $4.5 million for a woman accusing former officer Xavier Aguirre of sexual assault. Aguirre stopped the SUV carrying the woman. […]
Starting at Doe v. San Diego Unified School Dist.This was decided in an emergency on Sunday. Judge Marsha Berzon is the author of the majority […]
South Dakota’s voters achieved history by approving two ballot initiatives that legalized recreational and medicinal marijuana use last November. Amendment A was particularly successful because […]
Also, the school board did the same for a book club featuring Marie Heinein who was a Canadian defense lawyer during a high-profile sexual assault […]
Judges have traditionally been eligible to take senior status as soon as they become eligible. In recent years circuit judges informed President they will be […]
11.28/1872: Justice Samuel Nelson steps down Justice Samuel Nelson Reason.com’s first post, Today in Supreme Court History: Nov 28, 1872 was published on Reason.com.
In 1958, the 32-year-old philosopher Michel Foucault arrived in Poland to assume the directorship of the Centre Français in Warsaw. He abruptly fled the country […]