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Due Process
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Religion Clause
Judge’s Religious Comments Did Not Violate Defendant’s Rights
In State of Ohio v. Loftis, (OH App., May 19, 2023), an Ohio state appellate court held that a judge's references to religion during a sentencing hearing for defendant who was…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Architect of Roe’s Demise Argues SCOTUS History and Tradition Test is Wrong and Distinguishes Other Substantive Due Process Rights
By Tracy Thomas
The architect of Roe's demise argues that the Supreme Court's history and tradition test is wrong and distinguishes other substantive due process rights.Jonathan Mitchell, Why Was Roe v. Wade Wrong?,…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Architect of Roe’s Demise Argues SCOTUS History and Tradition Test is Wrong and Distinguishes Other Substantive Due Process Rights
By Tracy Thomas
The architect of Roe's demise argues that the Supreme Court's history and tradition test is wrong and distinguishes other substantive due process rights.Jonathan Mitchell, Why Was Roe v. Wade Wrong?,…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Architect of Roe’s Demise Argues SCOTUS History and Tradition Test is Wrong and Distinguishes Other Substantive Due Process Rights
By Tracy Thomas
The architect of Roe's demise argues that the Supreme Court's history and tradition test is wrong and distinguishes other substantive due process rights.Jonathan Mitchell, Why Was Roe v. Wade Wrong?,…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Architect of Roe’s Demise Argues SCOTUS History and Tradition Test is Wrong and Distinguishes Other Substantive Due Process Rights
By Tracy Thomas
The architect of Roe's demise argues that the Supreme Court's history and tradition test is wrong and distinguishes other substantive due process rights.Jonathan Mitchell, Why Was Roe v. Wade Wrong?,…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Architect of Roe’s Demise Argues SCOTUS History and Tradition Test is Wrong and Distinguishes Other Substantive Due Process Rights
By Tracy Thomas
The architect of Roe's demise argues that the Supreme Court's history and tradition test is wrong and distinguishes other substantive due process rights.Jonathan Mitchell, Why Was Roe v. Wade Wrong?,…
Sentencing Law and Policy
Supreme Court grants cert on due process requirements in civil asset forfeiture case
There was a lone cert grant in the US Supreme Court's order list this morning, and this Bloomberg news piece highlights why the case might be of interest to crimina…
Criminal
Supreme Court grants cert on due process requirements in civil asset forfeiture case
There was a lone cert grant in the US Supreme Court's order list this morning, and this Bloomberg news piece highlights why the case might be of interest to crimina…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Immigration Article of the Day: Guilty After Proven Innocent: Hidden Factfinding in Immigration Decisionmaking by Sarah Vendzules
Guilty After Proven Innocent: Hidden Factfinding in Immigration Decisionmaking by Sarah Vendzules, 112 Calif. L. Rev. __ (2024) (forthcoming)AbstractThe mere fact of arrest can cause an immigrant to lose their status,…
Sentencing Law and Policy
Three Justices dissent from denial of cert in Louisiana capital case based on <em>Brady</em> issue
The Supreme Court issued this morning another order list with no new grants of certiorari and lots of cert denials. One of those cert denials, in the Louisiana capital case…