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"The Curse of Bigness"
Jeffrey Rosen writes in The Atlantic about the legacy of Justice Louis Brandeis.
"Nixonian Palace Guard Now Protects Hillary"
Jonathan Turley writes in USA Today about Hillary Clinton's similarities to Richard Nixon.
"No One Will Save You From Cellphone Tracking"
Orin S. Kerr is quoted by The Atlantic is quoted about a potential Supreme Court challenge to the third-party doctrine.
“These Timeless Investing Principles Made Warren Buffett Rich”
Lawrence Cunningham writes for Dow Jones & Co.’s MarketWatch about Warren Buffett’s investing principles.
"Copied Hard Drive Retention Ruling Deleted by Full 2d Cir."
Orin S. Kerr is quoted by Bloomberg BNA about a Second Circuit ruling in United States v. Ganias.
"Trump Pledge to Scrap Regulations Might Be Sisyphean Task"
Emily Hammond is quoted by Bloomberg BNA about the Congressional Review Act.
"Hillary Clinton’s Emails"
Jonathan Turley is interviewed on NPR about the continuing controversy over Hillary Clinton's private email server.
"Crimes Against Humanity"
Sean Murphy is interviewed about the evolution of international criminal law.
"100 Years On, Justice Louis Brandeis Still a Towering Figure"
Jeffrey Rosen is interviewed by WHYY-FM about Justice Louis Brandeis.
"No Warm Welcome for Bill Weld"
Jonathan Turley is quoted in The Boston Herald about Libertarian vice presidential candidate William F. Weld.
“Will Bernie Cause Hillary to Lose the Election?”
Neil Buchanan writes in Newsweek about the effect of Bernie Sanders on Hillary Clinton’s campaign.
"Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis, Prescient Judicial Philosopher"
Jeffrey Rosen is interviewed by NPR about the legacy of Justice Louis Brandeis.
"Resolutions to Disapprove Rules on the Rise: ABA Panel"
Emily Hammond is quoted by Bloomberg BNA about use of the Congressional Review Act to "disapprove" executive branch regulations.
“Did Mosby Overreach in Freddie Gray Case?”
Stephen A. Saltzburg is interviewed by WYPR about State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby charging officers in the death of Freddie Gray.
“Should Domestic Violence Victims Go To Prison For Killing Their Abusers?”
Joan S. Meier is quoted by The Huffington Post about a New York state bill that would give judges greater discretion when answering that question.
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