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I am no fan at all of Michael Bloomberg, but I've got to come to his defense on this one (see here and here, giving this as an example of material...
Some excerpts from Judge William Alsup in Abernathy v. Doordash, Inc. (N.D. Cal.); I can't speak to whether the analysis of the arbitration matters...
I don't know Prof. Chunlin Leonhard (Loyola Univ. New Orleans), an American who was evacuated from Wuhan and who is now in a two-week-long mandated...
I blogged last Tuesday about this case, which I argued last Friday; Jon Lender of the Hartford Courant has the story on the result: A Connecticut...
In Karimah K. v. Bassim A. , decided by New York trial court judge Javier E. Vargas last week, the parents were born in and married in Yemen, and...
I've been researching this subject for several years now, and I've litigated about a dozen such cases, from California and Washington to Florida and...
A reader asked me about the constitutionality of quarantines and similar measures; I haven't studied the subject at all, but I thought I'd ask, Prof....
My question exactly, and Slate (Matthew Dessem) has what might well be the answer, though it still draws a blank on "dog-faced." (Rattlesnake-tongued...
Apropos this morning's item about Congress generally not reining in the President, I thought I'd note one area where the Legislative branch—or, to...
Well put, by Matt Welch here at Reason. An excerpt: The Democratic presidential field, with the notable exception of faltering front-runner Joe Biden,...
The Feb. 3, 2020 decisions seem to follow well from the logic of the Supreme Court's 1994 Pretty Woman case ( Campbell v. Acuff-Rose , or, if you...
No rules this time—just a little history. Alexander Hamilton was many things: aide to Gen. George Washington, secretary of the treasury, major...
So the great affair is overbut whoever would have guessedit would leave us all so vacantand so deeply unimpressed(Full lyrics, that are otherwise not...
Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords doesn't look so bad now— William D. Adler (@williamadler78) February 4, 2020Thanks to Ed Driscoll...
Oil derricks, it turns out, are named (indirectly) after someone named Derrick—not an oil man, though, but a hangman: According to the Oxford...
Friday morning, I'll be in Connecticut, arguing in Wheeler v. Cosgrove, an interesting unsealing case before the Connecticut Appellate Court. (Under...
From Axios (Rebecca Falconer & Mike Allen): In a Saturday night stunner, the Des Moines Register and CNN scrapped the final Iowa Poll before Monday's...
As I've noted in an earlier post, Tennessee law generally provides that courts in divorce cases must "restrain[] both parties from harassing,...
Under Tennessee law, when a divorce is begun (and until the proceedings are over), a court must issue [a]n injunction restraining both parties from...
The Lumen Database (at Harvard) is an invaluable archive of Internet takedown and deindexing requests: DMCA requests, requests based on libel...
My colleague Kal Raustiala—who is writing a book about the life and legacy of Ralph Bunche, an American diplomat, Nobel Peace Prize winner, and...
Tuesday, the Fifth Circuit denied rehearing en banc in Doe v. Mckesson , the tort case stemming from a Black Lives Matter protest, but with three...
From a Politico article: For others, there's a personal toll and private lament. As I played on the floor with the toddler of my Brussels hosts on...
Some people have, for mysterious reasons, recalled this phrase from 2009, so I thought I'd repost what I posted about it then. Had I but known, I...
From Elansari v. Jagex Inc. , decided last week by the Third Circuit: In July 2019, Elansari filed a [pro se] complaint alleging that after playing a...
Prof. Adam Levitin (Georgetown Law) has the story on his Credit Slips blog. There is some controversy about the underlying land deal, which the...
Thanks to a generous grant from the Stanton Foundation, and to the video production work of Meredith Bragg and Austin Bragg at Reason.tv, I'm putting...
The whole essay is much worth reading, and only 8 pages (at pp. 7-14 here). Note that it's the version left in Jackson's papers when he died in 1954,...
Today's opinion concurring in the issuance of the stay, also joined by Justice Thomas, comes in Dep't of Homeland Security v. N.Y. ; Sam's article is...
I'm delighted to report that Prof. Mark Movsesian (St. John's) is joining us as a co-blogger. Mark is especially knowledgeable on law and religion,...
In U.S. v. Blaszczak , decided four weeks ago, a Second Circuit panel concluded (by a 2-1 vote) that a federal agency "has a 'property right in...
From Stavridanoudakis v. U.S. Dep't of Fish & Wildlife, decided Friday by Judge Lawrence J. O'Neill (E.D. Cal.): The Migratory Bird Treaty Act...
From Doe v. Univ. of Connecticut, decided Thursday by Judge Michael P. Shea (D. Conn.): This case challenges the fairness of disciplinary proceedings...
From Judge Jesse M. Furman in Usherson v. Bandshell Artist Mgmt. (for more on Richard Liebowitz, see these posts): In the colloquy that followed the...
A correct conclusion, I believe, by Judge James H. Earp (Florida, Brevard County), in Arcadier v. Lunden; the plaintiff, a lawyer representing himself...
There's an interesting First Amendment challenge to a state teacher complaint secrecy statute (see Doe v. Governor (3d Cir. 2019))—but the entire...
Two readers asked me about this case, so I asked Prof. Helfand in turn, and he very kindly gave this answer: I don't think I ever read an article in...
Reader Max Bauer, responding to my opinion about a rare five-judge federal appellate panel opinion, writes: As you may know, Massachusetts also...
In Ferguson v. Waid , handed down Jan. 8, the District Court had concluded that Sandra Ferguson, a former client of Brian Waid's but also a lawyer...
A Pew Research Center 2017 survey gives us some estimates: Black gun ownership is lower than white gun ownership—but not by much. For whites, 36% of...
Here's Prof. Johnson's post: you can find his book here: When W.E.B. Dubois patrolled his home with a shotgun after the 1906 Atlanta race riot, he was...
Some of it may be familiar to our readers (see here for my brief on the "fraudulent lawsuits" side of the analysis), but there's a new item, too:...
From U.S. v. Alcantara (2d Cir. 2005): Before: WALKER, Chief Judge, CARDAMONE, WINTER, STRAUB, and LAY, [*] Circuit Judges. [*] The Honorable...
Practice Book, Rules of Appellate Procedure, 67-2(a):Only the following two typefaces, of 12 point or larger size, are approved for use in briefs:...
From United States v. Carrillo , decided Wednesday by Judge Kea W. Riggs (D.N.M.): The indictment provides: "On or about June 19, 2019, in Valencia...
From this afternoon's decision by U.S. District Court Judge Michael P. Shea in Mucaj v. Univ. of Connecticut (see this post for the facts and for the...
From Apodaca-Fisk v. Allen , decided Monday by Judge Dadvid C. Guaderrama (W.D. Tex.): The following facts derive from Plaintiff's [Complaint] and,...
From the Emergency Motion for Temporary Restraining Order or Preliminary Injunction, just filed today in Mucaj v. Univ. of Connecticut: This First...
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