by Beverly Mann originally posted at The Annarborist A Blueprint for Avoiding the Younger v. Harris ‘Doctrine’ In Some Cases The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit last…

…struck down a federal law that prohibited corporations from spending on federal elections. Both relied on interpretation of vaguely worded constitutional guarantee. by Beverly Mann crossposted with Annarborist Oh, But…

by Beverly Mann A Gap Not In Time But In Judicial Veracity crossposted with The Annarborist “Talk of judicial activism tends to focus on results, but the Guggenheim case shows…

by Beverly Mann crossposted with The Annarborist The BP Oil Leak and Tea-Party/Business-Republican Politics “The only good news from the oil spill is that when catastrophe strikes, even some hard-line…

by Beverly Mann crossposted with The Annarborist The Necessary and Improper Clause? “Is it possible that most of us haven’t noticed that the Supreme Court has just handed Congress broad…

…in Fisher v. University of Texas but has largely fallen on deaf ears.” And at Angry Bear, Beverly Mann explains why she “expect[s] that the chief justice will vote to…

…throw them out of his courtroom. Beverly Mann December 4, 2013 1:37 pm Yup, EM. There’s a cadre of lawyers who have made this their specialty: tortious-interference-with-Obamacare. It’s apparently quite…

…Robert Waldman and Beverly Mann’s well written articles gives a snapshot of how many people do not understand the PPACA and really do not care if they do understand it…

…blog. Commentary on the McCutcheon decision comes from Dahlia Lithwick of Slate, Garrett Epps of The Atlantic, Beverly Mann at Angry Bear (here and here), and Michael Bobelian of Forbes….

…to my post. Beverly Mann Some of this is technical language, and sometime later today or tomorrow I’ll post separately about this, explaining it. But I wanted to post this…