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Due Process
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vLex Blog
The Tortoise and the Hare?
International Writing Competition 2018 overall winning article.Due Process and Unconstitutionally Obtained Evidence in the Digital AgeBy Roisin Costello, Trinity College Dublin, IrelandUnder Moore’s Law the number of transistors in an integrated circuit doubles…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Virginia Judge Holds Domestic Violence Victim in Contempt After Testimony
By Jamie Abrams
A Loudon County, Virginia judge has held a domestic violence victim in contempt after she testified as a witness in the criminal case. The stated reason for the contempt ruling…
Canadian Lawyer Mag
Adding new charges to a notice of hearing inconsistent with due process: Alberta Court of Appeal
Amending a notice of hearing should not bring forward an entirely new complaint
ImmigrationProf Blog
Guest Post: How Federal Courts Are Waking Up to Constitutional Claims in Immigration Cases by Geoffrey A. Hoffman
How Federal Courts Are Waking Up to Constitutional Claims in Immigration Cases by Geoffrey A. HoffmanRecently, district court decisions have charted a bold new course for constitutional claims in the…
PrawfsBlawg
Retroactive enforcement of zombie laws
Main Monday, September 13, 2021Retroactive enforcement of zombie lawsMichael Dorf explores whether, if Roe and Casey are overruled, people can be sanctioned (criminally or civilly a la SB8) under reanimated…
Simple Justice
Book Review: “Sexual Justice” By Alexandra Brodsky
I have no clue why someone decided to send me a review copy of Alexandra Brodsky’s new book. She was a founder of Know Your IX, a self-described “survivor” advocacy…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
New Book: Sexual Justice, How Colleges Can Handle Sexual Misconduct Cases More Fairly, Supporting Victims and Ensuring Due Process
By Tracy Thomas
NYT, New Book Sexual Justice: How Can Colleges Handle Sexual Misconduct Cases More Fairly? Alexandra Brodsky, SEXUAL JUSTICE: Supporting Victims, Ensuring Due Process, and Resisting the Conservative BacklashAlexandra Brodsky’s “Sexual Justice:…
Constitutional Law Prof Blog
Fifth Circuit Strikes Fee for Latex Clubs
Steven D. Schwinn, University of Illinois Chicago School of LawThe Fifth Circuit ruled that a $5 per person fee for "latex clubs" in Texas violated free speech and due process.…
Constitutional Law Prof Blog
Sixth Circuit Upholds Tenured Prof’s Termination, Rebuffs Due Process, First Amendment Claims
Steven D. Schwinn, University of Illinois Chicago School of LawThe Sixth Circuit ruled that the University of Louisville did not violate procedural due process or free speech when it disciplined…
The Faculty Lounge
SCOTUS Recusals and New York Evictions
My daughter Sarah and I have a new essay up on The Hill, about the irony of the recent SCOTUS decision on New York’s eviction moratorium, compared to the standards…