US Supreme Court is unabashedly liberal − in its writing style
While the Court’s politics have veered right over the past decade, the justices’ prose has shifted left, becoming more ...
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Trump Promotes Prosecutor Who Convicted Sam Bankman-Fried, Suggesting He’s No Fan of the Fallen Crypto Mogul
The promotion by President Trump of an assistant United States attorney, Danielle Sassoon, to acting United States attorney ...
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‘Laken Riley Act’ sets the stage for Trump campaign against immigrants
The Laken Riley Act is on track to become the first bill Donald Trump signs into law as president and a sign of his intent.
How colleges will try to use race as a factor in admissions without getting caught
Colleges sought ways to circumvent the Supreme Court's ruling that they cannot use racial preferences in admissions.
This is President Trump’s boldest move so far — even Reagan chickened out on it
By now no one should be surprised at President Trump’s sweeping reversals of the conventional wisdom on everything from A (asylum) to W (wilderness access)­ — sorry, no executive ...
Denver visits St. Thomas following Scalia's 23-point game
St. Thomas plays the Denver Pioneers after Amber Scalia scored 23 points in St. Thomas' 83-76 loss to the South Dakota State Jackrabbits. Saturday's meeting is the first this season ...
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Letter: Democratic Party Leadership’s posh positions of power and their lack of Constitutional response
Dear Democratic Party Leadership, When you had a majority in the Senate, you didn’t risk invoking the 14th Amendment, Section ...
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Macleod on Textualism and the Rules-Standards Distinction
James Macleod (Columbia University - Law School) has posted Standard Textualism on SSRN. Here is the abstract: For as long as legal scholars have been writing about the rules-versus-standards ...