A divided Fifth Circuit panel ruled in February Sambrano v. United Airlines. In this instance, the airline had to require that its employees were vaccinated. […]
Due to Eugene for inviting me to guest-blog about my new guide, The USA of Nameless: How the First Modification Formed On-line Speech. For greater […]
Anonymous, United StatesJeff Kosseff discusses American values and politics through the lens of anonymity. He focuses on how technology has allowed people to keep their […]
Judge Lauck of Virginia’s Eastern District recently issued the much-awaited opinion. United States v. ChatrieHow the Fourth Amendment affects geofencing warrants. This is my opinion, […]
Ephraim, Fatimah, Fatimah, Dwight Johnson, Raasikh and Raasikh are all members of the community once known under the United Nation of Islam. Kendra Ross and […]
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the matter Wednesday. Ted Cruz, FEC against Senate. This case presented an obstacle to campaign finance laws. Malcom Stewart […]
Seth Barrett Tillman and I have published an article in the New York Journal of Law & Liberty, titled Are the Fourteenth Amendment’s Section 3 […]
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Environmental Protection Agency proposed last week the third updated definition of “waters of America” over the past six-years. The […]
Officials and pundits often tell us that the federal government has not defaulted on its debts, no matter how heated the debate about raising the […]
Starting at United Network for Organ Sharing v. CallahanThe Eleventh Circuit ruled yesterday in favor of the petition (Judge Britt grant joined by Julie Carnes, […]
