Friday round-up
Coverage of the Thomas More Law Center’s health-care petition, New Haven firefighters case settles.
Every post published in July 2011, most recent first.
Coverage of the Thomas More Law Center’s health-care petition, New Haven firefighters case settles.
The first significant challenge in the Court to the new health care law raises two constitutional challenges, but they are not pressed with equal vigor.
A health-care petition reaches the Court; continued coverage of last Term’s decisions and their effects.
The first federal appeals court ruling on the constitutional challenge to the new federal health care law is tested in the Supreme Court. Others are sure to follow.
Why Melendez-Diaz does not apply to Melendez-Diaz; the Justice Brennan biography, and symposia on the Court’s civil procedure and international law jurisprudence
Fee-shifting and Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Association
Ilya Shapiro, senior fellow in constitutional studies at the Cato Institute, responds in our S.B. 1070 on-line symposium. The entire symposium is here.
The legal team that won a Supreme Court ruling striking down a ban on children’s access to violent video games asks the Justices to order California to cover $1.14 million in legal fees and expenses.
Justice Ginsburg reviews the past Term.
The Court issues its first summer orders list. The list contains only denials of rehearing requests, mostly in paupers’ cases.