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"Washington Owes Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch an Apology"
Jonathan Turley writes for The Hill on Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch's legal rulings and opinions for his first two terms.
"Leak of Records From Construction Giant Reveals a Bribery Scandal’s Breathtaking Scope"
"'Kaestner' Ruling May Have Only Narrow Impact on Estate Planning"
Alan B. Morrison is quoted by Bloomberg BNA on the limited impact of a SCOTUS ruling on estate planning and trust taxation.
“Trump Administration Drains the Swamp the Wrong Way"
David Fontana writes for CNN on how the Trump administration's decentralization efforts are hurting the federal government.
"The Bladensburg Cross Decision – A Twisted Cross and the Remaking of Establishment Clause Standards"
“The Small-Donor Model That Helped Ocasio-Cortez Win Is Aiding Another Progressive"
David Fontana is quoted by The New York Times on the rise of small-dollar donations from outside of a candidate's own district.
”Hans von Spakovsky: Sorry, Media -- Talking To Foreigners Does Not Violate Federal Campaign Laws"
Jonathan Turley is quoted by Fox News on how treating information as a financial contribution would raise first amendment concerns.
“5 Lessons From Microsoft’s Antitrust Woes, by People Who Lived It"
William E. Kovacic is quoted by The New York Times on how big tech companies can navigate antitrust enforcement.
“Hollywood Removal Of Trump Star Renews Debate On Entertainment’’
Jonathan Turley writes for The Hill about separating art from the personal values of the artist.
"Free or Not? Washingtonians Have Say on Fate of ’80s Kingpin"
Mary M. Cheh is quoted by the Associated Press on why prosecutors might reduce a prisoner's sentence because they cooperate with police.
"Of Cell Phones and Seed Prices: The Chinese Legal System in Theory And Practice"
Donald C. Clarke appeared on ChinaEconTalk to discuss the Chinese legal system and legal ownership of Huawei Technology Co., Ltd.
"What If Trump Won't Accept 2020 Defeat?"
Jonathan Turley is quoted by Politico on a candidate's right for judicial review of voting results in elections.
“Rights For People With Disabilities: 20 Years After Olmstead Case, Progress Comes With Costs"
Sara Rosenbaum is quoted by WABE-FM on the lack of services and skilled care in the American health care system for individuals with disabilities.
"Symposium: A Splintered Court Leaves the Bladensburg Cross Intact"
"Vaccine Injury Claims Are Few and Far Between"
Renée Gentry is quoted by The New York Times on the process of receiving compensation for vaccine-related injuries.
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