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Judicial Remedies After CASA

Judicial Remedies After CASA

After the Supreme Court tamps down on nationwide injunctions, future pathways and questions still remain.

Proposed OSHA Rule Is Dangerous for Workers and the Law

Proposed OSHA Rule Is Dangerous for Workers and the Law

A proposed rule that rolls back protections for workers sends a troubling signal about regulatory reforms.

Access to Justice, Deferred and Denied

Access to Justice, Deferred and Denied

The Supreme Court limits judicial remedies and increases deference to executive power in immigration enforcement.

DOGE’s Misguided Abandonment of Evidence

DOGE’s Misguided Abandonment of Evidence

Adopting a chainsaw-based approach to reform undermines the goal of creating a more efficient government.

The Supreme Court’s 2024-2025 Regulatory Term

The Supreme Court’s 2024-2025 Regulatory Term

Scholars and practitioners examine the Court’s most important regulatory decisions of this past term.

One In, Fifty Out

One In, Fifty Out

President Trump can preempt state regulation of artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicles.

Decision About Immigration Judges May Change the Game

Decision About Immigration Judges May Change the Game

A recent court decision may help protect civil servants unlawfully removed by the Trump Administration.

What Are American Public Lands For?

What Are American Public Lands For?

Scholar defends the legality of Biden-era conservation rule.

Trump Antitrust Officials Should Stay Focused on Labor Harms

Trump Antitrust Officials Should Stay Focused on Labor Harms

Heads of the Justice Department’s Antitrust Division and FTC should focus on harms to labor in merger review.

A Pivotal Case Shaping Cryptocurrency Regulation

A Pivotal Case Shaping Cryptocurrency Regulation

A recent enforcement action suggests a new approach to regulating cryptocurrency.

An Uncertain Future For U.S. Energy Policy

An Uncertain Future For U.S. Energy Policy

Emily Hammond discusses how U.S. energy and environmental policies may shift during the Trump Administration.

States Cannot Defend the ACA Alone

States Cannot Defend the ACA Alone

States can continue to support access to health care, but their efforts depend on federal support.