Topic
Due Process
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Disputing
Dangers of Digitizing Due Process
By Beth Graham
Amy J. Schmitz, Elwood L. Thomas Missouri Endowed Professor of Law at the University of Missouri School of Law, has written “Dangers of Digitizing Due Process,” University of Missouri School…
Pipelaws
Administrative Enforcement Reforms Continue
By Troutman Pepper Pipeline Practice
The current Administration has focused on reforming federal administrative agency enforcement by emphasizing transparency, due process, and fair notice. The concepts of due process and fair notice are well-established legal…
PrawfsBlawg
Notice, Vagueness, and Trump’s Anti-Impeachment Argument
Main Wednesday, January 22, 2020Notice, Vagueness, and Trump’s Anti-Impeachment ArgumentOn Monday, the President’s lawyers filed a memorandum with the Senate that lays out his response to the House’s impeachment case.…
The Faculty Lounge
The Vulnerability of Contingent Faculty and Student Evaluations
Writing on the Academe Blog, Hank Reichman posted the below piece on the much-litigated dismissal of Georgette Fleischer at Barnard College. After 17 years as a writing instructor at Barnard,…
PrawfsBlawg
Defining a show trial
Main Tuesday, January 21, 2020Defining a show trialSome people are decrying-in-advance the upcoming Senate impeachment as a "show trial." At some level the term is apt. The factfinder seems to…
Simple Justice
The “Predator Pipeline” Fallacy
Come up with a cute name and people will believe anything. It usually involves a phrase that either rhymes or is alliterative, and that’s more than sufficient to get the…
Lawyers on Strike
A “Sexual Relationship”?
By John Regan
We don’t know whether this falls under the category of incurably obtuse, transcendently sad, or both. We recently came across the case of Williams v. Pennsylvania that got taken up…
International Compliance Blog
District Court Throws Out OFAC Penalty, Citing Due Process, Unclear Regulations
By Ed Krauland, Meredith Rathbone, Brian Egan, Nicholas Turner
On December 31, 2019, the US District Court for the Northern District of Texas threw out a $2 million fine issued in 2017 by the Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign…
Ohio Appellate Insights
What’s On Their Minds: Was Adult Portion of Blended Sentence Properly Invoked in Juvenile Sex Offender Case? In re A.W.
Update: On April 16, 2020, the Supreme Court of Ohio handed down a merit decision in this case. Read the analysis here. “The only issue we have is whether he…
Libation Law Blog
New compliant over some unissued Illinois medical marijuana dispensary licenses claims State’s denial violates due process
During the 2014 application process for the medical cannabis dispensary licenses the plaintiffs assert that 5 medical cannabis dispensaries were allowed to change their dispensary addresses after the application deadline,…