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John H. Minan

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Emeritus Professor of Law
University of San Diego School of Law





Columns
Title Category Published
Trump's showering of deregulation may just go down the drain Government, Administrative/Regulatory Apr. 28, 2025
Trump's new 10% tariffs: legal challenges, economic impact, and global trade concerns International Law, Administrative/Regulatory Apr. 9, 2025
Deportation by executive fiat: Trump's dangerous overreach of power Immigration, Constitutional Law Apr. 7, 2025
Punishing lawyers and eroding justice - the cost of defending the unpopular Law Practice, Government Mar. 18, 2025
NIH overhaul is a dangerous gamble for research Administrative/Regulatory Mar. 12, 2025
NIH 15% cap cuts costs, but potentially threatens cutting-edge research Health Care & Hospital Law, Administrative/Regulatory Feb. 27, 2025
SLAPP happy: The battle to protect press freedom and 1st Amendment rights Constitutional Law Feb. 20, 2025
Free speech vs. Fake news: Is Sullivan still supreme? Constitutional Law Jan. 31, 2025
Trump's inauguration will be a felonious first Criminal, Constitutional Law Dec. 30, 2024
Copyright trolls exploit the threat of litigation to extract quick settlements Intellectual Property Oct. 7, 2024
The Electoral Count Reform Act and the risk of mass refusals to certify the 2024 election Government Sep. 5, 2024
Legal and political battles threaten Medicare drug price negotiation program Health Care & Hospital Law, Government Aug. 20, 2024
Project 2025: How a new plan could shape federal abortion prosecutions Government, Constitutional Law Aug. 1, 2024
Supreme Court decision weakens federal law against state public corruption U.S. Supreme Court, Government, Criminal Jul. 24, 2024
Trump's legal dance around classified documents likely to outlast 2024 election Government, Criminal Jun. 25, 2024
Trump’s mishandling of classified documents case mired in pretrial motions Criminal Apr. 11, 2024
Piercing the veil of the Trump Organization Civil Litigation Feb. 7, 2024
Shooting holes through the meaning of obstruction U.S. Supreme Court Jan. 9, 2024
Supreme Court should rule on Trump’s primary ballot removal U.S. Supreme Court Dec. 27, 2023
Medicare and pharma must agree on drug prices – or face penalties Health Care & Hospital Law, Government Nov. 2, 2023
U.S. Supreme Court needs to consider Trump’s eligibility U.S. Supreme Court, Government Oct. 2, 2023
Trump’s oath to support the Constitution may be his undoing Government, Constitutional Law Aug. 29, 2023
The First Amendment guarantee of free speech is tolerant of lying, but not criminal conspiracies Constitutional Law Aug. 11, 2023
Call it sexual abuse or rape, either way it was an ignominious use of power Government, Criminal Jul. 25, 2023
Trump’s temper and constant jabs are costing him Torts/Personal Injury, Government Jul. 20, 2023
Charges against Trump in classified documents case fall into three legal categories Government, Criminal Jun. 27, 2023
President should apply 14th Amendment to increase debt ceiling if deal isn't reached Government, Constitutional Law May 23, 2023
The mifepristone debate lacks standing, harm, and should frighten everyone Constitutional Law Apr. 25, 2023
The previously moot Comstock Act has been resurrected, giving new life to the anti-abortion movement Health Care & Hospital Law, Government, Administrative/Regulatory Apr. 18, 2023
The inherent tension between copyright protection and AI fair-use Technology, Intellectual Property Mar. 27, 2023
Do not pass go Government Mar. 8, 2023
Knowledge and recklessness to be put to the test - again U.S. Supreme Court, Torts/Personal Injury Feb. 23, 2023
Rule 11 and the art of deterring frivolous lawsuits Civil Litigation Feb. 3, 2023
Raising the federal debt ceiling has been the norm Government Jan. 19, 2023
"Moore" deference could lead to more gerrymandering U.S. Supreme Court, Government Dec. 7, 2022
The sun could set, keeping tax records in the dark Tax, Government Nov. 2, 2022
State legislatures could end up with electoral process control U.S. Supreme Court, Government Jul. 8, 2022
Brief paints clearest picture yet of culpability for January 6 riots Mar. 9, 2022
Ruling persuasively rejects Trump’s First Amendment protection claims Government, Constitutional Law Feb. 28, 2022
Critics argue Trump should be disqualified, but what’s the constitution say? Government, Constitutional Law Feb. 3, 2022
Times have changed, and so should MLB’s antitrust exemption Entertainment & Sports, Antitrust & Trade Reg. Jan. 14, 2022
Bannon can’t hide behind executive privilege Government, Constitutional Law Oct. 25, 2021
Senate report could be bad news for Trump, former White House staff Government Oct. 13, 2021
Did lawyers in election suit abuse the judicial process? Law Practice, Government, Ethics/Professional Responsibility Sep. 9, 2021
Jan 6 investigation shouldn’t be shaped by claims of executive privilege Government Aug. 20, 2021
Congress has the power to shine a light on Trump taxes Tax, Government Aug. 6, 2021
Major 1st Amendment case pending before US high court Constitutional Law, California Supreme Court Jun. 2, 2021
Trump’s pardon didn’t end Roger Stone’s legal problems Tax, Government, Criminal Apr. 23, 2021
Quest to reform libel laws continues in recent dissent Constitutional Law, Civil Litigation Mar. 26, 2021
Manafort pardon doesn’t remove risk of civil forfeiture Criminal Mar. 11, 2021
Dominion’s $1B suit against Giuliani may expose truth Government, Civil Litigation Feb. 25, 2021
Private citizen Trump faces a number of criminal and civil challenges Government, Criminal, Civil Litigation Feb. 18, 2021
Claim that Senate lacks ability to hold a trial holds no water Government Feb. 8, 2021
Legal problems could mount with Trump out of White House Government, Criminal Jan. 21, 2021
Can the Senate try a president after he leaves office? Government, Constitutional Law Jan. 13, 2021
25th Amendment is not likely to provide a practical solution Government, Constitutional Law Jan. 11, 2021
A closer look at the constitutional limits of the president’s pardon power Government, Constitutional Law Dec. 22, 2020
Trump sued for violating the Presidential Public Records Act Government Dec. 9, 2020
Does the Constitution give the president the power to self-pardon? Government, Constitutional Law Nov. 30, 2020
Suits strongly argue NEPA final rule is ‘not in accordance with law’ Environmental & Energy Nov. 11, 2020
We shouldn’t appoint judges just because we can U.S. Supreme Court, Judges and Judiciary, Government Nov. 2, 2020
Court should deny motion to substitute DOJ in Trump case Government Oct. 27, 2020
Parties set for hearing on declassification of Mueller investigation Government Oct. 20, 2020
Emoluments case rejection weakens a constitutional guardrail Government, Constitutional Law Oct. 19, 2020
Arguments to dismiss Flynn complaint are not persuasive Government, Criminal Oct. 6, 2020
Special treatment in Trump tax case is unwarranted Tax, Government, Criminal Sep. 28, 2020
USPS ‘cost-cutting’ changes are arbitrary and capricious Government Aug. 25, 2020
Trump’s COVID-19 actions and the limits of executive power Government, Constitutional Law Aug. 19, 2020
Supreme Court will hear latest attack on ACA next term U.S. Supreme Court, Health Care & Hospital Law Aug. 13, 2020
Taxpayers are picking up Trump’s tab without knowing the bill Government Aug. 7, 2020
Members of DC Bar file ethics complaint against Barr Government, Ethics/Professional Responsibility Jul. 28, 2020
Supreme Court rulings exposed the ‘contingent election’ issue U.S. Supreme Court, Government, Constitutional Law Jul. 20, 2020
En banc hearing before full DC Circuit in Flynn case is warranted Government, Criminal Jul. 2, 2020
Donald Trump can’t ignore the Presidential Records Act Government Jun. 29, 2020
Controlling qualified immunity: Amend the Civil Rights Act U.S. Supreme Court, Criminal Jun. 18, 2020
Possible misuse of military as November approaches is cause for concern Jun. 10, 2020
When qualified immunity offends common sense U.S. Supreme Court, Criminal, Constitutional Law Jun. 3, 2020
Must private litigation against the president be suspended? U.S. Supreme Court, Government, Constitutional Law May 20, 2020
FARA is clear: disclose relationships with foreign principals Government, Criminal May 15, 2020
Supreme Court tossed a yellow warning flag in subpoena cases U.S. Supreme Court, Government, Constitutional Law May 12, 2020
States are lining up to challenge SAFE vehicle rules Government, Environmental & Energy, Administrative/Regulatory Apr. 29, 2020
Emoluments clause cases likely to land at Supreme Court U.S. Supreme Court, Government, Constitutional Law Apr. 15, 2020
Meaningful oversight of largest relief bill ever is essential Government, Constitutional Law Mar. 31, 2020
Public will have to wait longer to hear arguments in Trump cases U.S. Supreme Court, Tax, Government Mar. 19, 2020
In-camera review of Mueller report is what FOIA is for Government, Constitutional Law Mar. 16, 2020
Climate plaintiffs should have chance to argue at trial U.S. Supreme Court, Environmental & Energy Jan. 29, 2020
US Supreme Court to once again review Obamacare U.S. Supreme Court, Tax, Health Care & Hospital Law Jan. 9, 2020
DC Circuit to hear case that could impact impeachment Government, Constitutional Law Jan. 2, 2020
President Trump heads to the US Supreme Court, twice U.S. Supreme Court, Government, Constitutional Law Dec. 10, 2019
On ‘bribery’ Government, Constitutional Law Nov. 27, 2019
The Constitution and the impeachment power Government, Constitutional Law Nov. 15, 2019
Climate change lawsuit alleges violation of shareholder protection statute Environmental & Energy, Corporate Nov. 5, 2019
Judicial opinion responding to Congress-executive clash is essential Government, Constitutional Law Oct. 30, 2019
En banc circuit review or Supreme Court review likely in Trump tax dispute U.S. Supreme Court, Tax, Government, Constitutional Law Oct. 28, 2019
What if electors don’t vote according to the popular vote? U.S. Supreme Court, Constitutional Law Oct. 14, 2019
Freedom of the press and the White House press corps Government, Constitutional Law Sep. 11, 2019
Subpoenas: essential to effective functioning of the legislature Government, Constitutional Law Jun. 28, 2019
Ruling is first to consider ‘dual-sovereign’ doctrine’ in nearly 100 years U.S. Supreme Court, Criminal, Constitutional Law Jun. 24, 2019
Federal law is inadequate to address ‘deep fakes’ U.S. Supreme Court, Government Jun. 20, 2019
Will court’s allow Congress to investigate Trump taxes? Tax, Government, Constitutional Law Jun. 3, 2019
Ruling casts legal shadow on the release of grand jury materials Constitutional Law Apr. 10, 2019
Panel hears arguments over Trump tweets Government, Constitutional Law Mar. 27, 2019
Congress should clarify what constitutes an ‘emergency’ Immigration, Government, Constitutional Law Jan. 31, 2019
‘Children’s Crusade’ can continue Civil Litigation, Government, Environmental & Energy Jan. 24, 2019
Does Congress have the power to access Trump taxes? Tax, Government, Constitutional Law Jan. 18, 2019
Proposed WOTUS rule cannot simply ignore past findings Environmental & Energy, Administrative/Regulatory Jan. 14, 2019
If ruling stands, millions could lose health care coverage U.S. Supreme Court, Health Care & Hospital Law, Administrative/Regulatory Jan. 7, 2019
Presidential inability isn’t new, it just wasn’t public Government, Constitutional Law Dec. 31, 2018
The power to pardon Government, Constitutional Law Dec. 19, 2018
The scope of executive privilege U.S. Supreme Court, Government, Constitutional Law Dec. 12, 2018
Appointment of Whitaker raises a tangled web of legal, ethical issues U.S. Supreme Court, Government, Constitutional Law Nov. 13, 2018
Justices brushed aside legitimate concerns in online sales tax case U.S. Supreme Court, Tax Nov. 6, 2018
High court has chance to weigh ‘separate sovereign’ doctrine U.S. Supreme Court, Criminal, Constitutional Law Oct. 26, 2018
With SORNA, Congress chose to avoid difficult questions U.S. Supreme Court, Criminal, Constitutional Law Oct. 17, 2018
Would legal challenges to tariff policy have a chance? International Law, Government, Constitutional Law, Antitrust & Trade Reg. Oct. 11, 2018
Judge says plaintiffs have standing in emoluments case against Trump Government, Constitutional Law Oct. 2, 2018
Steel tariff suit challenges delegation of legislative power Sep. 24, 2018
Foreign emoluments lawsuit presents standing questions Government, Constitutional Law Sep. 13, 2018
Emoluments suit helps Congress discharge its duty Government, Constitutional Law Sep. 5, 2018
First test for emoluments clauses of the Constitution Government, Constitutional Law Aug. 8, 2018
Will the justices weigh in on pot? May 6, 2015
Title Category Published
Trump's showering of deregulation may just go down the drain Government, Administrative/Regulatory Apr. 28, 2025
Trump's new 10% tariffs: legal challenges, economic impact, and global trade concerns International Law, Administrative/Regulatory Apr. 9, 2025
Deportation by executive fiat: Trump's dangerous overreach of power Immigration, Constitutional Law Apr. 7, 2025
Punishing lawyers and eroding justice - the cost of defending the unpopular Law Practice, Government Mar. 18, 2025
NIH overhaul is a dangerous gamble for research Administrative/Regulatory Mar. 12, 2025
NIH 15% cap cuts costs, but potentially threatens cutting-edge research Health Care & Hospital Law, Administrative/Regulatory Feb. 27, 2025
SLAPP happy: The battle to protect press freedom and 1st Amendment rights Constitutional Law Feb. 20, 2025
Free speech vs. Fake news: Is Sullivan still supreme? Constitutional Law Jan. 31, 2025
Trump's inauguration will be a felonious first Criminal, Constitutional Law Dec. 30, 2024
Copyright trolls exploit the threat of litigation to extract quick settlements Intellectual Property Oct. 7, 2024
The Electoral Count Reform Act and the risk of mass refusals to certify the 2024 election Government Sep. 5, 2024
Legal and political battles threaten Medicare drug price negotiation program Health Care & Hospital Law, Government Aug. 20, 2024
Project 2025: How a new plan could shape federal abortion prosecutions Government, Constitutional Law Aug. 1, 2024
Supreme Court decision weakens federal law against state public corruption U.S. Supreme Court, Government, Criminal Jul. 24, 2024
Trump's legal dance around classified documents likely to outlast 2024 election Government, Criminal Jun. 25, 2024
Trump’s mishandling of classified documents case mired in pretrial motions Criminal Apr. 11, 2024
Piercing the veil of the Trump Organization Civil Litigation Feb. 7, 2024
Shooting holes through the meaning of obstruction U.S. Supreme Court Jan. 9, 2024
Supreme Court should rule on Trump’s primary ballot removal U.S. Supreme Court Dec. 27, 2023
Medicare and pharma must agree on drug prices – or face penalties Health Care & Hospital Law, Government Nov. 2, 2023
U.S. Supreme Court needs to consider Trump’s eligibility U.S. Supreme Court, Government Oct. 2, 2023
Trump’s oath to support the Constitution may be his undoing Government, Constitutional Law Aug. 29, 2023
The First Amendment guarantee of free speech is tolerant of lying, but not criminal conspiracies Constitutional Law Aug. 11, 2023
Call it sexual abuse or rape, either way it was an ignominious use of power Government, Criminal Jul. 25, 2023
Trump’s temper and constant jabs are costing him Torts/Personal Injury, Government Jul. 20, 2023
Charges against Trump in classified documents case fall into three legal categories Government, Criminal Jun. 27, 2023
President should apply 14th Amendment to increase debt ceiling if deal isn't reached Government, Constitutional Law May 23, 2023
The mifepristone debate lacks standing, harm, and should frighten everyone Constitutional Law Apr. 25, 2023
The previously moot Comstock Act has been resurrected, giving new life to the anti-abortion movement Health Care & Hospital Law, Government, Administrative/Regulatory Apr. 18, 2023
The inherent tension between copyright protection and AI fair-use Technology, Intellectual Property Mar. 27, 2023
Do not pass go Government Mar. 8, 2023
Knowledge and recklessness to be put to the test - again U.S. Supreme Court, Torts/Personal Injury Feb. 23, 2023
Rule 11 and the art of deterring frivolous lawsuits Civil Litigation Feb. 3, 2023
Raising the federal debt ceiling has been the norm Government Jan. 19, 2023
"Moore" deference could lead to more gerrymandering U.S. Supreme Court, Government Dec. 7, 2022
The sun could set, keeping tax records in the dark Tax, Government Nov. 2, 2022
State legislatures could end up with electoral process control U.S. Supreme Court, Government Jul. 8, 2022
Brief paints clearest picture yet of culpability for January 6 riots Mar. 9, 2022
Ruling persuasively rejects Trump’s First Amendment protection claims Government, Constitutional Law Feb. 28, 2022
Critics argue Trump should be disqualified, but what’s the constitution say? Government, Constitutional Law Feb. 3, 2022
Times have changed, and so should MLB’s antitrust exemption Entertainment & Sports, Antitrust & Trade Reg. Jan. 14, 2022
Bannon can’t hide behind executive privilege Government, Constitutional Law Oct. 25, 2021
Senate report could be bad news for Trump, former White House staff Government Oct. 13, 2021
Did lawyers in election suit abuse the judicial process? Law Practice, Government, Ethics/Professional Responsibility Sep. 9, 2021
Jan 6 investigation shouldn’t be shaped by claims of executive privilege Government Aug. 20, 2021
Congress has the power to shine a light on Trump taxes Tax, Government Aug. 6, 2021
Major 1st Amendment case pending before US high court Constitutional Law, California Supreme Court Jun. 2, 2021
Trump’s pardon didn’t end Roger Stone’s legal problems Tax, Government, Criminal Apr. 23, 2021
Quest to reform libel laws continues in recent dissent Constitutional Law, Civil Litigation Mar. 26, 2021
Manafort pardon doesn’t remove risk of civil forfeiture Criminal Mar. 11, 2021
Dominion’s $1B suit against Giuliani may expose truth Government, Civil Litigation Feb. 25, 2021
Private citizen Trump faces a number of criminal and civil challenges Government, Criminal, Civil Litigation Feb. 18, 2021
Claim that Senate lacks ability to hold a trial holds no water Government Feb. 8, 2021
Legal problems could mount with Trump out of White House Government, Criminal Jan. 21, 2021
Can the Senate try a president after he leaves office? Government, Constitutional Law Jan. 13, 2021
25th Amendment is not likely to provide a practical solution Government, Constitutional Law Jan. 11, 2021
A closer look at the constitutional limits of the president’s pardon power Government, Constitutional Law Dec. 22, 2020
Trump sued for violating the Presidential Public Records Act Government Dec. 9, 2020
Does the Constitution give the president the power to self-pardon? Government, Constitutional Law Nov. 30, 2020
Suits strongly argue NEPA final rule is ‘not in accordance with law’ Environmental & Energy Nov. 11, 2020
We shouldn’t appoint judges just because we can U.S. Supreme Court, Judges and Judiciary, Government Nov. 2, 2020
Court should deny motion to substitute DOJ in Trump case Government Oct. 27, 2020
Parties set for hearing on declassification of Mueller investigation Government Oct. 20, 2020
Emoluments case rejection weakens a constitutional guardrail Government, Constitutional Law Oct. 19, 2020
Arguments to dismiss Flynn complaint are not persuasive Government, Criminal Oct. 6, 2020
Special treatment in Trump tax case is unwarranted Tax, Government, Criminal Sep. 28, 2020
USPS ‘cost-cutting’ changes are arbitrary and capricious Government Aug. 25, 2020
Trump’s COVID-19 actions and the limits of executive power Government, Constitutional Law Aug. 19, 2020
Supreme Court will hear latest attack on ACA next term U.S. Supreme Court, Health Care & Hospital Law Aug. 13, 2020
Taxpayers are picking up Trump’s tab without knowing the bill Government Aug. 7, 2020
Members of DC Bar file ethics complaint against Barr Government, Ethics/Professional Responsibility Jul. 28, 2020
Supreme Court rulings exposed the ‘contingent election’ issue U.S. Supreme Court, Government, Constitutional Law Jul. 20, 2020
En banc hearing before full DC Circuit in Flynn case is warranted Government, Criminal Jul. 2, 2020
Donald Trump can’t ignore the Presidential Records Act Government Jun. 29, 2020
Controlling qualified immunity: Amend the Civil Rights Act U.S. Supreme Court, Criminal Jun. 18, 2020
Possible misuse of military as November approaches is cause for concern Jun. 10, 2020
When qualified immunity offends common sense U.S. Supreme Court, Criminal, Constitutional Law Jun. 3, 2020
Must private litigation against the president be suspended? U.S. Supreme Court, Government, Constitutional Law May 20, 2020
FARA is clear: disclose relationships with foreign principals Government, Criminal May 15, 2020
Supreme Court tossed a yellow warning flag in subpoena cases U.S. Supreme Court, Government, Constitutional Law May 12, 2020
States are lining up to challenge SAFE vehicle rules Government, Environmental & Energy, Administrative/Regulatory Apr. 29, 2020
Emoluments clause cases likely to land at Supreme Court U.S. Supreme Court, Government, Constitutional Law Apr. 15, 2020
Meaningful oversight of largest relief bill ever is essential Government, Constitutional Law Mar. 31, 2020
Public will have to wait longer to hear arguments in Trump cases U.S. Supreme Court, Tax, Government Mar. 19, 2020
In-camera review of Mueller report is what FOIA is for Government, Constitutional Law Mar. 16, 2020
Climate plaintiffs should have chance to argue at trial U.S. Supreme Court, Environmental & Energy Jan. 29, 2020
US Supreme Court to once again review Obamacare U.S. Supreme Court, Tax, Health Care & Hospital Law Jan. 9, 2020
DC Circuit to hear case that could impact impeachment Government, Constitutional Law Jan. 2, 2020
President Trump heads to the US Supreme Court, twice U.S. Supreme Court, Government, Constitutional Law Dec. 10, 2019
On ‘bribery’ Government, Constitutional Law Nov. 27, 2019
The Constitution and the impeachment power Government, Constitutional Law Nov. 15, 2019
Climate change lawsuit alleges violation of shareholder protection statute Environmental & Energy, Corporate Nov. 5, 2019
Judicial opinion responding to Congress-executive clash is essential Government, Constitutional Law Oct. 30, 2019
En banc circuit review or Supreme Court review likely in Trump tax dispute U.S. Supreme Court, Tax, Government, Constitutional Law Oct. 28, 2019
What if electors don’t vote according to the popular vote? U.S. Supreme Court, Constitutional Law Oct. 14, 2019
Freedom of the press and the White House press corps Government, Constitutional Law Sep. 11, 2019
Subpoenas: essential to effective functioning of the legislature Government, Constitutional Law Jun. 28, 2019
Ruling is first to consider ‘dual-sovereign’ doctrine’ in nearly 100 years U.S. Supreme Court, Criminal, Constitutional Law Jun. 24, 2019
Federal law is inadequate to address ‘deep fakes’ U.S. Supreme Court, Government Jun. 20, 2019
Will court’s allow Congress to investigate Trump taxes? Tax, Government, Constitutional Law Jun. 3, 2019
Ruling casts legal shadow on the release of grand jury materials Constitutional Law Apr. 10, 2019
Panel hears arguments over Trump tweets Government, Constitutional Law Mar. 27, 2019
Congress should clarify what constitutes an ‘emergency’ Immigration, Government, Constitutional Law Jan. 31, 2019
‘Children’s Crusade’ can continue Civil Litigation, Government, Environmental & Energy Jan. 24, 2019
Does Congress have the power to access Trump taxes? Tax, Government, Constitutional Law Jan. 18, 2019
Proposed WOTUS rule cannot simply ignore past findings Environmental & Energy, Administrative/Regulatory Jan. 14, 2019
If ruling stands, millions could lose health care coverage U.S. Supreme Court, Health Care & Hospital Law, Administrative/Regulatory Jan. 7, 2019
Presidential inability isn’t new, it just wasn’t public Government, Constitutional Law Dec. 31, 2018
The power to pardon Government, Constitutional Law Dec. 19, 2018
The scope of executive privilege U.S. Supreme Court, Government, Constitutional Law Dec. 12, 2018
Appointment of Whitaker raises a tangled web of legal, ethical issues U.S. Supreme Court, Government, Constitutional Law Nov. 13, 2018
Justices brushed aside legitimate concerns in online sales tax case U.S. Supreme Court, Tax Nov. 6, 2018
High court has chance to weigh ‘separate sovereign’ doctrine U.S. Supreme Court, Criminal, Constitutional Law Oct. 26, 2018
With SORNA, Congress chose to avoid difficult questions U.S. Supreme Court, Criminal, Constitutional Law Oct. 17, 2018
Would legal challenges to tariff policy have a chance? International Law, Government, Constitutional Law, Antitrust & Trade Reg. Oct. 11, 2018
Judge says plaintiffs have standing in emoluments case against Trump Government, Constitutional Law Oct. 2, 2018
Steel tariff suit challenges delegation of legislative power Sep. 24, 2018
Foreign emoluments lawsuit presents standing questions Government, Constitutional Law Sep. 13, 2018
Emoluments suit helps Congress discharge its duty Government, Constitutional Law Sep. 5, 2018
First test for emoluments clauses of the Constitution Government, Constitutional Law Aug. 8, 2018
Will the justices weigh in on pot? May 6, 2015
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