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Jotwell: Two articles on Supreme Court communication
Main Friday, November 04, 2022Jotwell: Two articles on Supreme Court communicationI'm not as good as Howard at regularly posting pieces from Jotwell, where I help with the con law section,…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Abortion Law News Roundup This Week
By Tracy Thomas
Jessie Hill, The Private Veto Nondelegation Doctrine and Its Potential for Challenging Abortion Restrictions and Religious Exceptions for Contraception and Health CareLegal Theory Blog, featuring Schragger & Schwartzman on Religious…
Regulatory Oversight
2022 Election: Attorney General Races to Watch This Season
By Ketan Bhirud, Chris Carlson, Namrata Kang
This article was published in Reuters and Westlaw Today. It is republished here with permission. While pundits are fixated on the midterm elections and who will control Congress in 2023,…
Constitutional Law Prof Blog
Check it Out: Zambrano, et al., The Full Faith and Credit Clause and the Puzzle of Abortion Laws
Diego Zambrano, Mariah Mastrodimos, and Sergio Valente (Stanford), The Full Faith and Credit Clause and the Puzzle of Abortion Laws:Even before Dobbs overturned Roe v. Wade, states and legal observers…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
The Private Veto Nondelegation Doctrine and its Potential for Challenging Abortion Restrictions and Religious Exceptions to Contraception and Health Care
By Tracy Thomas
Jessie Hill, Due Process, Delegation, and Private Veto Power, Iowa L. Rev. (forthcoming)Nondelegation doctrine is enjoying a scholarly revival. Some commentators have read the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2019 decision in…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Rabbis Object to State Expert Testifying about Christian Theory of Abortion Law
By Tracy Thomas
Ohio Rabbis React to State Expert Offering Christian Understanding of Abortion LawIn a battle that has long ebbed between science and religion, Republicans in Ohio have begun using explicitly Christian…
The Right Coast
Top Dems question party s strategy as midterm worries grow | The Spokesman-Review
Top Democratic officials, lawmakers and strategists are openly second-guessing their party s campaign pitch and tactics, reflecting a growing sense that Democrats have failed to coalesce around one effective message…
PrawfsBlawg
More on SB8 and its imitators: NYT v. Sullivan as Historical Analogue
Main Wednesday, November 02, 2022More on SB8 and its imitators: NYT v. Sullivan as Historical AnalogueHouston Law Review has published Solving the Procedural Puzzles of the Texas Heartbeat Act and…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
New Book: Anthropological Study of Female Alliance as Protective for Domestic Violence
By Tracy Thomas
Q&A with Prof. Diana Rosenfeld, What Our Primate Ancestors Can Teach Us About Dismantling the PatriarchyWomen’s organized resistance to male dominance continues to make headlines around the world, from young women…
Bench & Bar of Minnesota
Minnesota should strengthen its protection for reproductive liberty
By Minnesota State Bar Association
By Laura Hermer The Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Org.1 underscores the limited, conditional rights that women and others with a functioning uterus…