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An article by Laurence Tribe: On 1 July 2024, the US supreme court, after an unconscionable half-year delay that it laughably described as “expedited” treatment,…
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A Nashville judge late Thursday refused to allow the publication of writings left behind by the assailant who killed six people at a Christian school…
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A Plymouth tribe asked a town board to acknowledge their legacy. Officials asked for their lawyer instead.
July 8, 2024
Melissa Ferretti grew up in south Plymouth, immersed in her hometown’s legacy as the Pilgrims’ first settlement in America. As chairwoman of the Herring Pond…
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High-profile endorsements and controversy heat up race for Suffolk County Supreme Judicial Court clerkship
July 8, 2024
A race for an elected position far off most residents’ radar is evolving into the buzziest matchup on the September primary ballot, with some of…
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Harvard Law School Constitutional Law Professor Laurence Tribe speaks to MSNBC’s Ali Velshi about concrete steps Americans can take to push back against the Supreme…
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FERC Is Already Split Over the End of Chevron
July 8, 2024
As decades of administrative law were being rendered irrelevant last week by a landmark Supreme Court decision denying regulators deference in their interpretations of ambiguous…
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Before presenting her opinion in a sleeper case on July 1st, the final day of the Supreme Court’s term, Justice Amy Coney Barrett elicited chuckles…
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An op-ed by Noah Feldman: “All Gaul is divided into three parts,” Julius Caesar famously wrote. The same is now clearly true of the Supreme…
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The U.S. Supreme Court’s divisions deepened over its nine-month term that culminated this week with a ruling powered by its 6-3 conservative majority granting former…
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The Supreme Court’s conservative supermajority boldly flexed its power this term, tossing aside a 40-year-old precedent to rein in the regulatory authority of federal agencies…
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Harvard constitutional law professor Laurence Tribe on Monday shredded the Supreme Court’s granting of total immunity to Donald Trump for “official acts” he took as…
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The Constitution Protects ‘Fake Electors’
July 2, 2024
An op-ed by Lawrence Lessig: Arizona has joined Georgia, Michigan and Wisconsin in seeking to prosecute Donald Trump’s 2020 electors. Mr. Trump and his party’s…
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An op-ed by Noah Feldman: In a sweeping decision that constitutionalizes the modern reality of the imperial presidency, the US Supreme Court has established near-total…
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The Trump Decision Reveals Deep Rot in the System
July 2, 2024
An article by Laurence Tribe: On Monday the Supreme Court dispensed with the rule of law by effectively depriving the American people of crucial information…
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Supreme Court’s Chevron, Corner Post decisions could delay energy investments, spur litigation: analysts
July 2, 2024
The energy sector faces uncertainty following back-to-back U.S. Supreme Court decisions that limit federal agency authority for new rules and sharply extend the statute of…
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Federal oversight of transgender care, abortion services, drug pricing, and other health policies are more open to legal challenges following the US Supreme Court’s decision…
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FERC Chair Willie Phillips and Commissioner Mark Christie are publicly jousting over whether the Supreme Court’s decision to curb agencies’ power will gut the energy…
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MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell speaks to Harvard Law School Constitutional Law Professor Laurence Tribe about the Supreme Court decision granting Donald Trump immunity for official acts…
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An article by Ashley Nunes: Inspecting, maintaining and repairing aircraft is admittedly no walk in the park. The work can be grueling, requires focus and…
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Today the Supreme Court ruled that presidents are entitled to absolute immunity for official acts while in office. Former president Trump is calling that a…
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An op-ed by Noah Feldman: In a blockbuster decision, the US Supreme Court has held for the first time that social media platforms, just like…