U.S. District Court Judge Beryl Howell said the law ... order and likely to succeed on the merits of some First Amendment and due process claims. The judge referred to the "chilling effect ...

My journey to Lethbridge gave me a rare opportunity to take same die-hard hockey fans to their very first WHL game.

It permits a renaissance of strategic copyright enforcement that is at odds with the specific German transposition of the Copyright Directive (Article 17 DSMD) in the UrhDAG and is hardly in line with ...

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Over at the Divided Argument substack, Nicholas Bagley and Samuel Bray have a post, "Sovereign Immunity, Equity, and the USAID Temporary Restraining Order ... the salutary effect of avoiding ...

profoundly destructive of civil order – something governments of different political complexions seem unable to reverse, to the great anger of their electors. Or at least the law-abiding ones.

The president’s second term has been characterized by an utter disregard for the nation’s foundational principles ...

14, 2021 in Smithfield, N.C. Robert Willett [email protected] Guidance ‘does not have the force and effect of law’ The guidance ... on what is legally sound: ensuring fairness ...

Even if it means prompting a shutdown, Senate Democrats should hold the line against its becoming law ... order that allows him to keep yo-yoing over tariffs on Mexico and Canada, and in effect ...

A flurry of crucial policy reviews on areas that could define the U.K. prime minister’s government are coming due. POLITICO ...

a Georgetown Law professor, which Bream read aloud. Hegseth dismissed concerns over the firings of the TJAGs as “hyperbole.” “Ultimately, we want lawyers who give sound constitutional advice ...