Reason Haynes v. Haggerty, decided Tuesday by Judge Christina Reiss (D. Vt.), involves a lawsuit over allegedly admitted sexual abuse nearly 50 years ago (1971-73), made possible by Vermont’s repeal of …
As legal writers, we tell stories—stories about laws, about cases, and about people. As we transition from story to story, we must take the readers with us. As they move …
Ten years on, The Trip finally comes to an end—not a moment too soon, and maybe a few moments too late. Nothing much has changed in this fourth Trip movie, …
The former president of San Francisco’s building inspection commission is facing federal bank fraud charges. Prosecutors say Rodrigo Santos pocketed almost half a million dollars that clients of his structural engineering …
Today, President Trump visited the Ford factory in Ypsilanti, Michigan. Under state law, everyone in the factory was required to wear a mask. President Trump refused to wear a mask. …
[This post was co-authored with Professor Seth Barrett Tillman] Last week, we posed three questions concerning the characterization of presidential electors. Are they “subordinate state officers”? Do they perform a …
The only sure way to end the COVID-19 pandemic is through herd immunity. This can be achieved either through mass infection or mass vaccination. Most epidemiologists believe that breaking the …
The U.S. government is asking the Supreme Court to block a federal judge’s injunction ordering a federal prison in Ohio to release elderly and at-risk inmates due to the threat …
On March 19, the Ohio Department of Health ordered the closure of “hair salons, nail salons, barber shops, tattoo parlors, body piercing locations, and massage therapy locations” as part of …