The three Republican Attorneys general are challenging the Biden administration for ending Title 42 border pandemic restraints. Plaintiffs claim that the order was lifted illegally, […]
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), announced today its intention to LiftUnpopular public health order which allowed U.S. Customs and Border Patrol to […]
In March 2020 the Trump administration issued the Title 42 Order. It was described as an emergency measure to stop the spread of infections in […]
On Wednesday, Republican Senator Rand Paul weighed in on Biden Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson’s bizarre claim during a nomination hearing that she can’t […]
You can now access my forthcoming article, “Nondelegation Limits to COVID Emergency Powers – Lessons From the Title 42 and Eviction Moratorium Cases”, on SSRN. […]
Friday saw the DC Circuit’s US Court of Appeals issue its decision. Huisha-Huisha v. MayorkasThe Title 42 case of public health expulsion. The Centers for […]
This “judicial immunity” applies to witnesses testifying before a court. It is an old principle that was motivated by the fear that angry litigants might […]
Start at Doe v. RegentsIt was decided by the Ninth Circuit on Tuesday in an opinion of Judge Consuelo callahan. Judge Danielle J. Forrest joined […]
Yes. Held Chief Judge Beryl Whatell (D.D.C.). In Doe v. American Univ.2019 I found the following: Pseudonymous Litigation Law article.) The courts are divided on whether student accuseds […]
Infringing on the nondelegation doctrine, the government would have made the statute inconstitutional by interpreting the CDC’s power. The Supreme Court explained recently (Gundy v. […]
