…mandatory funding provided in the 2022 reconciliation act (Public Law 117-169). The Congressional Budget Office report describes how funding for the IRS affects CBO’s baseline projections of revenues and how the CBO…

…individuals, even if under the Tenth Amendment the state is entitled to enact laws within a generic genre–criminal law, family law, marriage law, for example.  The Fourteenth Amendment prohibits states…

…thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of…

…on those issues. He practiced law for several years, but not as a tax lawyer–he worked on electricity generation. Wikipedia says he has also dealt with Middle East issues and…

…of their four-justices-apiece law clerks, who do most of their work for them and start doing their legally-mandated jobs themselves. After all, the federal government at least doesn’t pay salaries…

…that the charitable beneficiary has when they sell assets for a profit.and leaves the church less than current law requires for a trust. And it favors Romney over the church,…

…remainder of them), to teach a law school course or two, to instruct high court justices in other countries on how to feign working full-time, and to reassure us all…

…commentators who actually know the law and follow the Court. Which, she says, wouldn’t surprise her all that much, because the case is not really about the law at all,…

…meant that he should be treated the same as any ordinary criminal suspect—informed of his Miranda rights, supplied with a lawyer, presented to court as soon as possible. The subtext…

…law at South Texas College of Law in Houston, begins his post by expressing appreciation to Olsen “for retrieving Justice Scalia’s speech in Italy from a new ring of Dante’s…