In this episode of the GeTtin’ SALTy podcast, Nikki E. Dobay and Tax Foundation Senior Fellow Jared Walczak examine the growing push to reduce or eliminate property taxes – and why the math behind replacing that revenue is far more
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Here’s my wrap up of the AALL conference that closed earlier this week. Low key but that’s precisely what made it so good. My post for Above the Law.
From July 18-21 Cleveland is hosting the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) national Annual Meeting. The conference welcomes thousands of law librarians from across the country to The Land.
CSU Law librarian Laura Ray will be co-presenting “Touchable in
Question: Among the Ohio Supreme Court’s accepted jurisdictional appeals year-to-date (29 grants out of 443 decisions, Jan. 6–June 11, 2026), is there a discernible pattern in which appellate district the granted cases originate from?
Method: We reviewed the listed appellate
There’s a lot going on hereBy Andy DelaneyJeez. I don’t know the last time SCOV issued a half-dozen opinions in a week. That should work for a future callback. Kruska has already covered the other three and I think she
Today’s interview is with intern Griffin Barros-King, an intern in the Global Legal Research Directorate at the Law Library of Congress.
Describe your background.
I was born in New York City, New York, and later lived in Harrisburg,
Ohio has enacted a new law governing the use of drones by law enforcement, reflecting the growing effort by legislatures to adapt Fourth Amendment principles to rapidly evolving surveillance technologies. Signed by Governor Mike DeWine, House Bill 251 establishes that,
