…FY 2026 projections did not reflect any federal policy changes under the recently passed reconciliation law. Most states enacted their FY 2026 budgets before the law’s passage. Many of the Medicaid…

…for lawsuits in U.S. federal courts, not for lawsuits in other countries’ courts. Or at least, he later explains, he’s angry, and worried, that if the United States Congress can…

…corporations as legal entities, do provide for these things. And although they don’t use the term “corporate person,” these laws (e.g., tax laws, environmental laws, lawsuit procedural laws) do include…

…the tracks. Read the whole thing. Full disclosure: My wife’s cousin is working at Berkeley now. Fortunately, she’s not at the Law School, or I would worry for her reputation….

…say whether it agrees. The co-chairmen of a bipartisan study group have proposed legislation that would require the president to consult lawmakers before initiating combat lasting longer than a week,…

…equally and couldn’t possibly. Nearly all laws affect different states differently. Disaster-relief laws benefit disaster-prone states at the expense of disaster-free states. Pollution-control laws burden industrial states. Progressive taxes burden…

…Through Economics, Law, and Policy Having been in the courts for the last decade, I find this to be a good interpretation of what one might expect from the courts….

…only 14 states and the District of Columbia chose in 2014. The law’s supporters argue that the law doesn’t differentiate between federal-run and state-run exchanges, so people should be able…

…of the Constitution is a pre-Civil War, and therefore pre-Reconstruction Amendments, construct. It should be recognized for the machination of constitutional law that it is. So much of Conservative Movement…

…unlawful,’ and did not simply unknowingly violate the law.” Many laws already contain such language which causes the court to prove the defendant knowingly violated the law (except in the…