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George Will on Our Federal Economy
I have sometimes bristled at the arguments presented by Geroge Will, and his dig at Obama seems particularly unneeccessary in his piece, nevertheless, I find myself very sympathetic to his arguments t… more →
Cows and Graveyards
Arar: No Bivens action for extraordinary rendition
swiftpoint wrote 2 weeks ago: In a controversial en banc holding, the 2d Circuit has held that a Canadian national may not bring a … more →
Judge Carter: Case Dismissed not on "Standing", but Separation of Powers
JAMES wrote 3 weeks ago: from the Wall Street Journal: But in the suit dismissed on Thursday, Carter ruled that a group of pl … more →
Was going to comment on...
ukliberty wrote 3 weeks ago: … the search and seizure powers given by this Government to bureacrats but CharonQC put it so … more →
Obscure Cases and Important Principles: Free Enterprise Fund v. PCAOB
Peter M. Shane wrote 4 weeks ago: I am currently participating in on online debate under the auspices of the Federalist Society regard … more →
Obscure Cases and Important Principles
Peter M. Shane wrote 4 weeks ago: I am currently participating in on online debate under the auspices of the Federalist Society regard … more →
Czar War Escalates Between Congress and Obama
goodtimepolitics wrote 1 month ago: The White House has told Congress it will reject calls for many of President Obama’s policy cz … more →
Uighur case headed to Supreme Court
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swiftpoint wrote 1 month ago: The Supreme Court has granted certiorari in Kiyemba v. Obama [I], in which the D.C. Circuit held tha … more →
Fifth Circuit allows property owners to sue over pollution that elevated sea levels and worsened effects of Hurricane Katrina.
Jodie L. Hill wrote 1 month ago: Following the Second Circuit decision in Connecticut v. AEP–which reinstated federal public nu … more →
Purdy and Assisted Suicide in the Northern Ireland Assembly
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Colin Murray wrote 1 month ago: In heated Assembly debate last week MLAs took turns to pour scorn on the House of Lords decision in … more →
On the Coming of American Consolidation
euandus wrote 1 month ago: As the blog has moved, pls use the following link to view the post: http://euandus3.wordpress.com/20 … more →
Circular law (and constitutional crises)?
Andrew Sharpe wrote 1 month ago: In our role as quasi-parliamentary draftsmen for some of our overseas clients, we are all too aware … more →
Panel 1 Lincoln, Executive Power & The Modern Presidency
Marisa Floriani wrote 1 month ago: Marisa Floriani, Managing Editor of the Government Law Review Fireplace Blog Lincoln and Executive P … more →
The President's power to terminate treaty obligations.
swiftpoint wrote 2 months ago: Prof. Paulsen’s recent piece in the Yale Law Journal, “The Constitutional Power to Inter … more →
Rediscover the Anti-Federalists
Walt Garlington wrote 2 months ago: “The people who lost”: Bill Kauffman uses this quote from historian William Appleman Williams to be … more →
The Good News
Susan Simpson wrote 2 months ago: The Department of Justice is looking to rollback the overuse of the state secrets privilege. Some of … more →
A dead law
swiftpoint wrote 2 months ago: There are always dead laws on the books. Here’s one, 22 USC § 262: The Executive shall not ex … more →
The Unconstitutionality of Limiting "Czars": Whither the Unitary Executive?
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ACG wrote 2 months ago: Next up on the parade of manufactured issues is far-right outrage over Obama’s policy “c … more →
Nuanced change comes to Washington
swiftpoint wrote 2 months ago: The New York Times reported on Tuesday that DoJ’s Office of Legal Counsel has advised Pres. Ob … more →
Georgia Supreme Court Weights Constitutionality of 2005 Medical Malpractice Cap Law
Matt Jerzyk wrote 2 months ago: The case of a 75-year-old Marietta, Georgia, woman who was permanently disfigured after complication … more →
