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The Birthright Citizenship Question that Stumped the Solicitor General

It was surprising that the Solicitor General did not appear to have thought much about the extent of Congress' legislative power under Section 5.

The Easiest Way to Resolve the Birthright Citizenship Case

The Administration's constitutional arguments are unconvincing, but rejecting them is not necessary to decide United States v. Barbara

Annotating President Trump's Press Conference About The Tariffs Ruling

Much has been written about President Trump's press conference in the wake of Learning Resources. The Wall Street Journal Editorial… The post Annotating President Trump's Press Conference About The Tariffs Ruling appeared first on Reason.com.

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The Presumption of Regularity Returns to SCOTUS

Trump Firing Lisa Cook, Jack Smith Indicting Donald Trump.

Paul Clement used a very fitting image to describe President Taft's hefty approach to due process.

Taking Judicial Notice Of "Very Elite" Economic Predictions

Can the Court base its ruling in Cook on predictions of a recession?

Trump v. Slaughter was Trump v. United States Redux

But what does "conclusive and preclusive" actually mean?

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Legislative Vetoes for Independent Agencies

Congress tried to claw back the FTC's powers in 1980 through a legislative veto, but Chadha rendered that "bargain" unconstitutional.

"The Clear Winner in Trump v. CASA: The Supreme Court"

"Lower courts lost, and the executive branch got mixed results."

Further Thoughts on Non-Party Injunctions and the Constitution

Will judicial ambition counteract executive ambition?

The Department of Justice's "Longstanding" General Practice of Intracircuit Nonacquiescence

A response to questions from Justices Kagan and Barrett.

Like a 'ticking bomb': Lawsuit claims Sig Sauer P320 fired unintentionally inside a Philly home

PHILADELPHIA — George Abrahams says the gun went off on its own, inside his pants pocket, as he walked down the stairs in his home in Northwest Philadelphia.

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