…high court in Massachusetts agreed with that. Georgetown University Law Professor Adam Levitin, who wrote a friend-of-the-court brief supporting Eaton’s position, said the decision makes clear that lenders who do…

…post from 2006 here. The Tax Court ruled on the issue today, in O’Donnabhain v. Comm’r, 134 T.C. No. 4 (Feb. 2, 2010). As Caron notes on TaxProf (hat tip),…

…and disagree with Supreme Court cases. Correct? ROBERTS: Yes. SCHUMER: In speeches, law review articles, it’s a healthy process, wouldn’t you say? ROBERTS: I agree with that. Yes. SCHUMER: And…

…the very poorest of debtors) would have to have a hearing before the court, which, incidentally, would probably swamp the bankruptcy courts. Proponents argue that such a means test is…

…outcome is left to the courts due to close vote counts and various legal challenges; the case quickly is moved to the Supreme Court again to decide; Rehnquist is not…

Common Dreams points us to an aspect of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court most of us have probably not followed: A secret federal court last year did not deny a…

In the News York Times comes this notice: The Supreme Court begins a new term on Monday, even as the landmark rulings of last term continue to reverberate. The court…

…supplies from Hobby Lobby. The Supreme Court has decided that Hobby Lobby can decide what to do with its revenues even if employees or minority shareholders object. The Supreme court…

…the ultimate Establishment Republican. As will his Supreme Court and lower-federal-court nominees. As will his SEC, NLRB, Dept. of Justice, Treasury Dept., etc., etc., appointees. In the last 24 hours…

“I have rarely seen so much inconsistency and even hypocrisy from the Supreme Court as in its decision to uphold President Trump’s travel ban.” On the Colorado SCOTUS Decision A…