…apply with no guarantee they will be able to return, according to immigration lawyers. Immigration lawyers said they believe the new memo violates long-standing immigration law passed by Congress and…

…and from outside Washington–someone with serious major law enforcement cred who also knows the ins and outs of securities law and securities practices–whose nomination would send a signal that enforcement…

…to return to big-law criminal defense work. For this reason, I think the criticism of Obama’s selection of Mary Jo White as SEC head is off-base; she was known as…

…to rule on the constitutionality of laws. Since there’s plainly no constitutional problem with regulating interstate chain restaurants, the law is the law until Congress repeals the law. Instead, Justices…

Thought y’all would enjoy this post, on one of THE BIG DEAL law-profs’ blogs. It’s bloggers are right- to center-right libertarians, all (or at least most) of them former law…

…government to go. It is this doctrine by which the Court has stricken down such laws as state laws barring the sale and use of contraceptives, state laws prohibiting abortion…

…case of severe illnesses or emergencies generally will not be able to afford, has few (if any) parallels in modern life. Not every intrusive law is an unconstitutionally intrusive law….

…Rochester measured the total stock market impact of the law, and found that it has cost over $1 trillion, with a “T.” About a third of that cost can be…

…of clear federal and state substantive and procedural law (including unequivocal statutory law). A triumph of this juggernaut is that, regarding no-name litigants and no-name counsel, the more flagrant the…

…Court will agree to hear his case. The “big money” in politics can afford the accountants, consultants and lawyers needed to cope with campaign- finance law. The burdens frequently fall…