Navigating the Terrain of Antitrust Oversight and State Regulation
FTC guidance on “active supervision” of state regulatory boards fuels concerns about intrusions on state sovereignty.
Week in Review
The U.S. Senate passes a stopgap spending measure, the D.C. Circuit hears oral arguments on the FCC’s net neutrality rules, and more…
Seventh Circuit Finds Wisconsin Abortion Statute Unconstitutional
Court finds state law to be medically unnecessary and burdensome to women seeking abortion services.
Could Judges Solve Climate Problems?
A Penn panel discussion sparked a lively debate about whether courts should shape environmental policy.
A Message of Hope and Caution for Global Climate Negotiations
Australian senator speaks at Penn Law on creating an international climate agreement.
Climate Change and National Security
Scholar highlights the national security concerns connected with a changing climate.
Week in Review
President Obama discusses climate change at COP21, the U.S. Senate votes to repeal the Affordable Care Act, and more…
Are Government Benefits Going to the Wrong People?
Federal audit identifies causes and consequences of benefit overpayments to disabled workers.
The Problem with Delegation
Legal scholar argues that delegation poses a threat to the separation of powers.
Agencies Propose Rule to Bolster Protections for Human Research Subjects
Rule would address concerns that medical information can be used for unauthorized purposes.
Climate Change Regulations for the 21st Century
A recent PPR seminar explored environmental policies based on innovation and results.
Week in Review
President Obama issues a statement addressing concerns about national security threats, the RISC publishes the fall Unified Agenda, and more…