The Supreme Court heard oral arguments today in two cases challenging Harvard and UNC’s inclusion of racial preference in admissions. The plaintiffs contend that Harvard […]
The Ninth Circuit issued an interesting opinion today on restitution. It confirmed that criminal defendants may agree to large amounts of restitution above and beyond […]
It’s a topic that is open to debate and much can be said about it. N.Y. State Rifle & Pistol Ass’n v. Bruen opinion, and […]
On a Constitution Center podcast: In cases concerning the First Amendment, two Supreme Court decisions were almost unanimously rendered last week. In one, Chief Justice […]
Start at Parbeen v. BariYesterday’s decision was made by the Florida Court of Appeal in Fourth District. Judge Alan Forst authored an opinion, which was […]
Ysleta del Sur Pueblo v. Texas was argued a few weeks back. This case is most well-known for its amusing discussion about “what’s ‘bingo?” Many […]
Today’s Supreme Court opinion was oddly issued on Friday. The Court unanimously ruled that the Foreign Intelligence Services Act doesn’t invalidate the state secrets privilege. […]
State and local governments filed thousands against drug companies since 2014 to sue them for creating the opioid crisis. They claim that they exaggerated the […]
From Judge Rakoff, S.D.N.Y. Today in Palin v. New York Times: The Court has a standard practice of asking the jury if they have any […]
The Supreme Court on Monday waded once more into the high-stakes battle over congressional redistricting—but the decision doesn’t seem to be the partisan power grab […]
