…rule that it is not, the Solicitor General would undoubtedly like to pursue the appeal in hopes that decision can be reversed. But as a practical matter, the time for…

…letting politics trump the rule of law, the principle that there are laws that everyone, including the government, must follow. Apparently, the senator is no longer a fan. Senator Lee,…

…does so by relying on a relatively rarely used provision of the Rules that govern civil cases in federal court. Rule 65(c) says that judges may issue a preliminary injunction or a…

J.P. McJefferson The dysfunction of today’s federal government is not simply the product of political division or individual leaders; it is rooted in the internal rules of Congress itself. The…

…the bullets (re gender-affirming care, undocumented immigrants and the $5/mo minimum) were actually already included in the “program integrity rule” referenced at the end; I’ll address this below. With that…

…the study concludes. According to Hamilton’s figures, the rule of law explains 57 percent of countries’ intangible capital. Education accounts for 36 percent.” Rule of law equates to trust. A…

…of the government’s authority to label information it has as a “state secret” and thus to prevent its disclosure in court. It will do so, though, only in a narrow…

…securities law. It also rewrote that Act so that it uses those forced arbitration clauses to effectively eliminate class actions. It literally rewrote the Federal Rule of Civil Procedure, Rule…

…may not realize the presence of any theories, nevertheless the officers interpret the rules in the light of these theories. To illustrate, one business agent said the rule prohibiting journeymen…

…for data analysis. This eliminates the risk of data dredging. It rules out the sort of amateur eyeballing I did here. The FDA also has a rule that they allow…