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"Hillary Clinton and Her Family's Foundation Aren't Likely to Get the McDonnell Treatment. Here's Why."
"An Innocent Black Man Was Punched, Tasered and Arrested by Police Officers. A Jury Awarded Him $18."
Stephen A. Saltzburg is quoted in The Washington Post about a civil rights lawsuit involving an alleged excessive use of force by the police.
"A Birthday Message from Warren Buffett on Being Lucky"
"Free Speech Should Not be Big News"
Jonathan Turley writes in USA Today about free speech on college campuses.
"If a Magistrate Issues a Warrant for a Daytime Search, When (If It at All) Can It Be Executed at Night?"
Orin S. Kerr writes in the Washington Post about the Fourth Amendment decision by the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals in Jones v.
"Who is Keeping the IRS 'Scandal' Alive? And Why?"
"These Two Dads Almost Lost Their Son in a Bizarre Surrogacy Case"
Naomi R. Cahn is quoted in Buzzfeed about surrogacy laws.
"Federal Researchers Connect Medicaid Expansion to Lower Premiums"
Sara Rosenbaum is interviewed by NPR about Medicaid expansion and the Affordable Care Act.
"Does the Fourth Amendment Allow Arrest Warrants for Civil Offenses?"
Orin S. Kerr writes in the Washington Post about whether a judge can issue an order to arrest someone for violating a civil offense.
"SCOTUS Short-Lister Watford Praised by Both Sides"
Bloomberg BNA mentions comments by Orin S. Kerr about potential Supreme Court nominee Judge Paul J. Watford.
"Turley on Calls to Investigate Clinton"
Jonathan Turley is interviewed on FOX News' "The Kelly File" about Hillary Clinton and the Clinton Foundation.
"Has Hillary Learned from Bill's Mistakes?"
Neil H. Buchanan writes in Newsweek about the expectations of Hillary Clinton's supporters.
"Showing True GRIT"
Robert Esposito is quoted in the Boston Globe about the creation of a company called GRIT (Global Research Innovation and Technology).
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