…to the statute’s constitutionality that has been decided by a federal trial court and then by a federal appeals court, and then then a filed “cert.” petition asking the Supreme…

…Supreme Court law clerks.) The essence of Kerr’s post–and a key point made also by Katy Waldman at Slate, in another good article on the subject–is that under Supreme Court…

…to prohibit state-sponsored race-based affirmative action in employment and college admissions. The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals struck it down on the basis that, for equal protection purposes, constitutional amendments…

…court decision–Sun Capital Partners (No. 12-2312 First Circuit Cout of Appeals July 2013), –important for its implications for the private equity industry’s privileged “carried interest” tax treatment (income to managers…

…it may well win before the conservative Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit or the current Supreme Court. Republicans have defended their assaults on voting by citing the Constitution’s…

…that the Supreme Court’s purported broadening of the concept of tax could mean those state and local items must also be treated as taxes for state law purposes, and this…

…being able to afford PFAS lawsuits may be misplaced, said Joanne Doroshow, executive director of New York Law School’s Center for Justice & Democracy. The industry had stored away more…

…was brought by a law firm in California that was being investigated by CFPB for alleged violations of telemarketing laws. The law firm asserted that CFPB’s demand for certain documents…

…cause “to find the Government in criminal contempt.” This follows from many Supreme Court decisions. The rule of law requires court orders be enforce until and unless they are vacated…

…pending resolution of the special master’s review process as determined by this Court.” So, what happens now? The same practicing lawyers who Genuflected before the Majesty of the Law two…