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Due Process
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Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Feminist Law Professors Critique Title IX and Domestic Violence Law
By Tracy Thomas
Chronicle, The Revolt of the Feminist Law Professors In the fall of 2011, the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights issued informal, non-binding guidance on how colleges should treat claims…
Ohio Appellate Insights
What’s On Their Minds: Can Juvenile Adjudication Satisfy Elements of Adult Failure to Register Conviction? State of Ohio v. Robert Buttery.
Update: On May 21, 2020, the Supreme Court of Ohio handed down a merit decision in this case. Read the analysis here. On August 6, 2019, the Supreme Court of…
Simple Justice
Shelter From The Storm
When the Sixth Circuit decided Doe v. Baum, holding that the accused in a Title IX campus sex hearing was entitled to examination by counsel, it was a breakthrough ruling.…
SALT Insights
Arizona v. California: A Clear Case of “Passive Aggressiveness” in the State Taxation of Nonresidents
The State of Arizona has asked the Supreme Court of the United States to hear a challenge to the State of California's taxation of nonresident members of California LLCs and…
Sentencing Law and Policy
Split Michigan Supreme Court finds due process precludes use of acquitted conduct at sentencing
A helpful reader made sure I did not miss the rich opinions coming today from the Michigan Supreme Court in People v. Beck, No. 152934 (Michigan July 29, 2019) (available…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Expansion of Expedited Removal: Why Pushing to the Limits of the Statute Unconstitutionally Deprives People of Due Process of Law
David Isaacson on The Insightful Immigration Blog highlights due process problems with President Trump's proposed expansion of expedited removal. He notes that the administration is attempting "a major expansion from…
Religion Clause
Cert. Filed: Do Parents Have Due Process Rights In Emancipation of Teen?
A petition for certiorari (full text) was filed with the U.S. Supreme Court yesterday in Calgaro v. St. Louis County. The petition frames the question presented as: Whether parents’ Due…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Immigration Article of the Day: Due Process, Immigration Judges, and Immigration Officers by Richard J. Pierce, Jr.
Due Process, Immigration Judges, and Immigration Officers by Richard J. Pierce, Jr.. joins the chorus calling for an independent immigration adjudication system. In an article in the Yale's Journal of Regulation…
The Insightful Immigration Blog
Expansion of Expedited Removal: Why Pushing to the Limits of the Statute Unconstitutionally Deprives People of Due Process of Law
The Trump Administration published an announcement in the Federal Register on July 22, 2019 stating that beginning the next day on July 23, it would exercise its full statutory authority…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Trump administration ending in-person interpreters at immigrants’ first hearings
Photo courtesy of Executive Office for Immigration Review websiteTal Kopan for the San Francisco Chronicle broke a story about a policy change with potential due process implications for noncitizens in…