Constitutional Law
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Courts
State Supreme Court Sends Reminder That Silence Is An Option
For the love of God, please don't talk to cops.
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Courts
California Vineyard Wants To Get Constitutional About Wine
Before you get worried, the 21st Amendment is still safe. -
Government
More On The Trump 'Disqualified For Insurrection' Debate
It can't all depend on whose ox is gored. The law must mean something. -
Government
Survey Says At Least 22% Of Public’s Constitutional Knowledge Is Just Vibes
[The Masses] are neither good conductors of the political, nor good conductors of the social, nor good conductors of meaning in general. - Jean Baudrillard -
Courts
Texas Rationalized Killing Poor People With Water Saws By Using Creationism. The Establishment Clause Is Done.
'The King will reply, 'Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.'' -
Constitutional Law
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Technology
Winnie The Narc: Authorities Tie Camera On Bear, Property Owners Cry Illegal Search
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Law Schools
Jonathan Turley Rewrites Constitution To Include 'Congressional Backsies' Clause
Jonathan Turley botches basic constitutional law. I'd say 'don't quit your day job,' but... -
Government
Trump Vows To End Birthright Citizenship, Upping Stakes In Crazy-Off With DeSantis
You gotta get up pretty early in the morning…. -
Technology
Montana Won't Be Able To Hit The Finisher On TikTok Without Addressing The Constitution
To think that there would be this much trouble over the dance app. -
Law Schools
SOS: Kim Kardashian Needs Help Learning Constitutional Law
Looks like the celeb could use a study buddy.
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Courts
We Shouldn't Have To Choose Between Disney Whipping DeSantis And A Dickensian Hellscape
The Constitution dooms DeSantis, but should Disney be pointing that out? -
Law Schools
Kim Kardashian Dissents: The Reality Star HATES This Law School Subject
She's not alone in her struggles with this one. -
Government
FL Takes A Swing At Reporters, Knocks Out First Amendment
If they don't say they're overturning NYT v. Sullivan, maybe no one will notice? -
Technology
Elon Musk Settlement Agreement As Unconstitutional Taking Is... A Theory
Musk's legal team cites landmark Property case to undermine SEC settlement agreement. -
Courts
Hey Judge, I Thought That State-Compelled Speech Was A No No?
‘What a relief to have nothing to say, the right to say nothing, because only then is there a chance of framing the rare, or ever rarer, the thing that might be worth saying.’ - Gilles Deleuze, Negotiations -
Law Schools
Start Hitting Yourself: Chemerinsky Considers The Interesting Question Of When A State Can Sue The State
Between the suits and gerrymandering, I'm not so sure people even like this democracy thing anymore. -
Government
Women's Rights Soon To Be On The Ballot In New York
If the ERA can make it there, it could make it anywhere.