Today, Boston GlobePublished my opinion on the Supreme Court’s role in Harvard/UNC Chapel Hill case challenging racial preference in college admissions. Here is an excerpt. […]
On Monday, the Supreme Court announced it will hear two separate challenges to the use of Affirmative Action in college admissions – including in the […]
NBC News published my article today on the Supreme Court’s role in two affirmative-action cases that were heard earlier today. Below is a sample: Monday’s […]
Supreme Court to Consider Whether Harvard admission practices that were racially sensitive are Constitutional. Both were heard today by the court. Students for Fair AdmissionsAnd […]
The number of COVID-19-related cases in our household peaked last Monday as our daughter, aged 15, was undergoing treatment for the illness. My wife also […]
The Supreme Court heard two appeals challenging university admissions based on racial preference this morning. Students for Fair Admissions v. President & Fellows of HarvardAnd Students […]
HellerIn 2008, the decision was made. Two years later, McDonald incorporated the Second Amendment. Over the last thirteen years, there have been numerous applications for the Second […]
This time period, the Court docket has determined three instances that activate the key questions doctrine: Alabama Affiliation of Realtors, NFIB v. OSHA, and Biden v. Missouri. Every […]
An interesting decision in Doe v. WangDecreed Nov. 8, 2021, by Magistrate Judge Michael Hegarty of D. Colo. However, it was just opened last week […]
My column about today’s Supreme Court cases regarding vaccine mandates was just published by NBC. Here is a sample: Biden has established policies to mandate […]
