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Leah Litman, Lawless: How the Supreme Courtroom Runs on Conservative Grievance, Fringe Theories, and Unhealthy Vibes (Simon & Schuster, 2025)

Leah Litman’s Lawless is an irreverent but sobering account of the present Courtroom’s willingness to additional the Republican occasion’s most conservative agenda. Litman, a College of Michigan regulation professor and former clerk to Justice Kennedy, is well-known as a co-host of Strict Scrutiny, a podcast in regards to the Supreme

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The Supreme Court docket and voting identification

Courtly Observations is a recurring collection by Erwin Chemerinsky that focuses on what the Supreme Court docket’s selections will imply for the legislation, for attorneys and decrease courts, and for folks’s lives. What has the Supreme Court docket stated about necessities for proof of identification for voting and – given this

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Not Getting Duped

Certainly one of my aims with my highschool IP class is to impress on the scholars how IP disputes can usually mirror what occurs at recess, the place the tables may be turned in opposition to the playground bully straight away. For example this phenomenon with a current IP litigation

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Non permanent Protected Standing and the Supreme Courtroom: an explainer

The Supreme Courtroom announced final week that it’ll hear argument in late April on the Trump administration’s effort to take away protected immigration standing from Syrian and Haitian nationals. Its eventual ruling is anticipated to convey readability not simply to those two instances, but additionally to a number of different

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