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Marissa Miller is a second-year student at Yale Law School, where she serves as an editor on the Yale Law Journal. She is a native of the D.C. area and holds a B.A. in Linguistics from Stanford University.

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FCC v. Fox
Constitutionality of indecency ban in broadcast media

The Texas redistricting cases
Texas's new, legislatively enacted district maps, court-ordered interim maps, and the Voting Rights Act

Christmas and the Court
The Court's traditions and holdings regarding church and state.

Sackett v. EPA
Governmental enforcement of federal environmental laws against private property owners
Recent Community Comments
Excellent points, all, but I can't believe this current court will do anything but, per usual 5-4 decision, uphold the redistricting...
Elaine Snow on 4/5 at 1:32 am
What you need to realize that is that the EPA should operate on macro level and admittedly they serve an important role. However when...
richard roper on 4/4 at 9:30 pm
My initial feeling is that since the government does licenses out the broadcast frequency it can say what will be said on them. The...
Rusty Shackleferd on 3/5 at 1:12 pm
The Justices made their opinions obvious in the case "FCC v. Fox Television Stations et. al." I understand that we know what the Judges...
Ramtin Rahmani on 3/5 at 2:10 am
Some of the problems I have with these laws are ethically, I think that was a good law and the sale of those types of video games should...
Jade Bath on 3/5 at 1:06 am

Race bias in voting: The next round	6:21pm on 5/22
Opinion analysis: Genetic link not enough for Social Security survivors benefits	4:27pm on 5/22
Petition of the day	12:23pm on 5/22
Tuesday round-up	10:09am on 5/22
State rebuffed on DNA testing	6:37pm on 5/21

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