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Ohio Employer Law Blog
Coronavirus Update 8–4–2021: The dam is breaking on mandatory Covid vaccines, and the flood is coming
The news on mandated Covid vaccinations is coming fast and furious, from courts, governments, and private businesses.The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Indiana University's mandatory vaccine requirement for…
PrawfsBlawg
FIFA as state actor and other bad arguments
Main Tuesday, August 03, 2021FIFA as state actor and other bad argumentsAnother entry in the "Bad § 1983 Takes" File: Siasia v. FIFA in the Southern District of New York.…
Municipal Minute
Federal Court Dismisses Due Process Claim Related to Fair Notice of Parking Restrictions
Last week, a federal court dismissed a case against a municipality filed by a driver that her due process rights under the Fourteenth Amendment were violated when she received a…
Morristown New Jersey Criminal Law Post
What does the Cosby Case Mean for Constitutional Rights of Criminal Defendants?
Analyzing the Cosby Case from a Due Process Perspective When the Me Too movement arose in 2006, the first face of the movement was Harvey Weinstein, the Hollywood producer whom…
Religion Clause
9th Circuit: COVID Closure of Private Schools May Have Violated Due Process Rights of Parents
In Brach v. Newsom. (9th Cir., July 23, 2021), the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, in a 2-1 decision, rejected due process challenges to California's COVID-related closure of in-person instruction…
The Right Coast
The Cosby Court Show – WSJ
The due process violation here is no mere technicality. Starting with D.A. Castor s inducement, Justice David Wecht wrote for court majority, Cosby gave up a fundamental constitutional right, was…
PrawfsBlawg
Some thoughts on Cosby
Main Thursday, July 01, 2021Some thoughts on CosbyI do not do criminal procedure, so I cannot pass on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision in Cosby. I want to raise some…
Criminal
Split Pennsylvania Supreme Court overturns Bill Cosby’s convictions based on prior prosecutor’s announcement of non-prosecution
In a high-profile setting, a split Pennsylvania Supreme Court has today ruled that it was a violate of due process for prosecutors to engage in what one Justice describes as…
International Law Prof Blog
Procedural Jus Cogens
Does everyone have a right to notice, a hearing, and an independent decisionmaker? If so, does that right rise to the level of jus cogens under interesting law? Professor Anthony…
COVID 19: Answers to Business Challenges
A Recent Case Highlights Equal Protections In The American Rescue Plan Act
A case from the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit[1] highlights that, even in times of crisis like the COVID-19 pandemic, prioritizing federal grant money based on…