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taxprofblog.aals.org /1 month ago

Holding Law Enfocement Accountable

When federal officers break the law, how can state prosecutors hold them accountable for criminal conduct? Since this past spring, a team of law students, led by Professor Emerita ...

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lawliberty.org /1 week ago

Private Prosecutors

Civil society, for Locke, begins with a surrender. In the state of nature, anyone may punish a wrong done to the community. In society, that power passes to a common authority, and...

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outsidethebeltway.com /2 weeks ago

Why the Courts Reign Supreme

Congress is the strongest branch under the Constitution. It sure doesn't act like it.

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idev.games /1 week ago

Lawyered

Lawyered – Can you win your case?Step into court as counsel for the Applicant. The judge and the other side are throwing the books at you: law reports, stat...

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reason.com /3 days ago

"The Three Words That Explain American Government: 'Right to Sue,'" by Stanford Law Prof. Diego Zambrano

I read and much enjoyed—and highly recommend—my Stanford colleague Diego Zambrano's book, How Americans Enforce the Law. He was kind… The post "The Three Words That Explain America...

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reason.com /1 month ago

Who Are You? (Lawyers, Active and Otherwise, and Law Students)

Readers: If you're a lawyer, active or otherwise, or a law student, tell us a few things about yourself in… The post Who Are You? (Lawyers, Active and Otherwise, and Law Students)...

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justsecurity.org /1 week ago

Servant of the Law: The President as Chief Prosecutor

An examination of the constitutional, legal, and ethical constraints on the president when he exercises his power as chief prosecutor. The post Servant of the Law: The President as...

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taxprofblog.aals.org /1 month ago

Book of the Week

David Dyzenhaus, University Professor and Albert Abel Professor of Law at the University of Toronto offers this thoughtful new monograph from Cambridge University Press, In The War...

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lawliberty.org /1 month ago

China and the Rule of Law

In 2012, I visited Hong Kong and Macau. Among the many examples of industrial might, such as shipyards and grandiose buildings like the Hong Kong airport, two of the things that im...

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braingle.com /1 month ago

Rebus Brain Teaser : The Law

Braingle's Daily Brain Teaser for Aug 30, 2026 What saying is seen here? Mary Sue Jane LAW Bob Fred Jim Check Braingle.com for the answer.

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reason.com /1 month ago

How To Get Your Government File

The Freedom of Information Act gives Americans the right to see what records the government has on any subject—including you.

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everlaw.com /4 weeks ago

New Government Space Provides Dedicated Platform for Collaboration and Connection

New Government Space Provides Dedicated Platform for Collaboration and Connectionby Casey Sullivan...

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dianacorner.blogspot.com /3 weeks ago

One Land, One Justice.

One set of laws governing the land.That is the basis of our Constitution... but the Supreme Court is thinking that maybe two sets of laws or more might govern the country.Supreme C...

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theblaze.com /1 month ago

When government breaks the law, can you even sue?

On Tuesday, my lawyers from the Goldwater Institute and I will appear before the Arizona Supreme Court to argue a proposition that, until recently, I would have thought too obvious...

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taxprofblog.aals.org /2 weeks ago

Law School or Political Power Base?

This powerful story by Benjamin Wofford in the New Yorker tells a harrowing tale of imposed student student discipline and the alleged false resignation of a faculty member followi...

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everlaw.com /1 month ago

A Little Jurisprude-light

A Little Jurisprude-lightby Everlaw Reading T...

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justsecurity.org /3 weeks ago

Boots Off Ballots: The Law

Federal law and the Constitution are abundantly clear: efforts to involve troops in U.S. elections are anti-constitutional and illegal. The post Boots Off Ballots: The Law appeared...

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abovethelaw.com /3 days ago

The Trump Administration Struggled With The Bar Exam And Its Inbox

At least Biglaw had some good news. The post The Trump Administration Struggled With The Bar Exam And Its Inbox appeared first on Above the Law.

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justsecurity.org /1 month ago

Governors and State Administration

Gubernatorial opposition is a powerful and often necessary component of meaningful state pushback against federal overreach. The post Governors and State Administration appeared fi...

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natlawreview.com /1 month ago

Who Gets to Undo the Administrative State?

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abovethelaw.com /5 days ago

Unauthorized Practice Makes Perfect — See Generally

Bar None: Trump's now-former press secretary Katie Zacharia billed herself as a "lawyer" in at least 18 Fox appearances, but no U.S. jurisdiction has any record of admitting her, i...

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abovethelaw.com /5 days ago

DOJ Demands Judge Recuse Herself For Inappropriate Noticing They Broke The Law

Stan Woodward strikes again. The post DOJ Demands Judge Recuse Herself For Inappropriate Noticing They Broke The Law appeared first on Above the Law.

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legaltechmonitor.com /1 month ago

DOJ and Education Department Find Berkeley Law Used Race in Admissions

The Justice Department and Department of Education have announced a joint finding that UC Berkeley School of Law discriminated on the basis of race in its admissions process, marki...

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legaltechdaily.com /1 month ago

DOJ and Education Department Find Berkeley Law Used Race in Admissions

The Justice Department and Department of Education have announced a joint finding that UC Berkeley School of Law discriminated on the basis of race in its admissions process, marki...

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