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Due Process
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Religion Clause
6th Circuit: Prison Cannot Just Fail To Respond To Inmate’s Religious Requests
In Byrd v. Haas, (6th Cir., Nov. 9, 2021),the U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a Michigan federal district court's dismissal of RLUIPA, free exercise, equal protection and due process…
The Right Coast
University banned educator from campus over false COVID rumor: lawsuit | The College Fix
An award-winning Colorado educator has filed a federal lawsuit against the University of Colorado Denver, alleging her due process rights were violated and she faced emotional distress when administrators briefly…
SDNY Blog
Judge Seibel: Students Can Pursue Contract Claims for University’s Failure to Hold In-Person Classes During the Pandemic
In an opinion yesterday, Judge Seibel largely rejected a motion to dismiss a lawsuit brought by University of Tampa students claiming that the University breached its obligations to them by…
Race and the Law Prof Blog
Pledge of Allegiance Revisited: Requiring Parental Consent (Prof. Caroline Corbin)
Since the Supreme Court decided West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette in 1943, free speech law has been clear: public schools may not force students to recite the…
The Right Coast
Civil Liberties Are Being Trampled by Exploiting “Insurrection” Fears. Congress’s 1/6 Committee May Be the Worst Abuse Yet. – by Glenn Greenwald
When a population is placed in a state of sufficiently grave fear and anger regarding a perceived threat, concerns about the constitutionality, legality and morality of measures adopted in the…
Paul W. Mollica Federal Courts Blog
Foreign Defendants Have No Due Process Right to Personally Attend a Civil Forfeiture Hearing, Holds Eleventh Circuit
In USA v. Approximately $281,110.00, No. 20-11107 (11th Cir. Oct. 13, 2021), the Eleventh Circuit affirms a civil forfeiture verdict where the jury rejected an innocent-owner defense for Chinese nationals…
Patents Post-Grant
Due Process Argument Against PTAB Funding Structure Fails
By Scott McKeown, Scott McKeown Wolf Greenfield
Federal Circuit Gives Short Shrift to Bias Arguments A number of due process theories have been floated over the past few months as the "next big thing" in potential constitutional…
SCOV Law
The you-must-be-really-bad-at-counting-to-call-this-a-monthly(ish)-update Update
Yes, this picture fitsBy Andy DelaneyI'm slacking on keeping this site updated. It's gone from weekly, to monthly, to pretty-close-to quarterly updates this year. Sure, I'm busy. We all are…
SALT Shaker
Nexus news – recent Due Process and P.L. 86-272 cases
In this column for Journal of State Taxation, Eversheds Sutherland Partner Breen Schiller discusses two important nexus defenses, Due Process Clause and P.L. 86-272, as well developments in this area.
Red Notice Law Journal
INTERPOL Abuse- British investigative journalist Clare Rewcastle Brown and NGOs vs. Malaysia’s NCB
Update: On 06 Oct. 2021, RNLJ received confirmation from INTERPOL that "no Red Notice request for Ms. Rewcastle Brown has been received by the INTERPOL General Secretariat headquarters, nor has…