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Due Process
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Legal History Blog
Francois and Hershkopff on Pennoyer and Redemption
By Dan Ernst
Aderson Francois, Georgetown University Law Center, and Helen Hershkoff, New York University School of Law, have posted Pennoyer, Due Process, and the End of Reconstruction, which is forthcoming in the…
Consumer Finance Monitor
Trump renews effort to oust Cook from Federal Reserve Board
By Alan S. Kaplinsky, Richard J. Andreano, Jr., John L. Culhane, Jr.
President Trump is renewing his effort to oust Lisa D. Cook from the Federal Reserve Board. In a letter to Cook, a Biden Administration nominee, Daniel Scavino, Assistant to the…
Zalma on Insurance
Plaintiff Sues Because State Employees Stigmatized Her
By Barry Zalma
Day Care Owner Loses Subsidies Because She Criticized State Post 5421 First Amendment Right Will be Allowed to Go to Trial In Betsey J. Grant v. Maine State Department Of…
Simple Justice
Tuesday Talk*: If Woke 1 Was “Crazy,” What About Woke 2?
Long time readers may recall a debate I had with Elie Mystal in the early days of what Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez now calls “Woke 1.” This was before the murder of…
Medicaid & Medicare: A Legal Blog
The Absurdity of Boilerplate RAC Audit Denials: A Due Process Problem Hiding in Plain Sight
RACs and UPICs have become one of the most burdensome—and least accountable—mechanisms in the Medicare reimbursement system. Armed with contingency-fee arrangements that incentivize denials over accuracy, RACs and UPICs routinely…
Legal History Blog
Yeargain on State Constitutional Checks on McCarthy-Era Investigations
By Dan Ernst
Quinn Yeargain, Michigan State University College of Law, has published “Anti-McCarthyism and the Right to ‘Fair and Just Treatment’ in State Constitutions” in the Kansas Law Review 74 (April 2026): 611-653. …
Thomson Reuters Law Blog
What Brady compliance looks like in 2026
By Jazmin.aguilar@thomsonreuters.com
Highlights Discovery has grown from a handful of paper documents in 1963 to thousands of digital records today. Public defenders and federal courts already use AI tools like CoCounsel Legal,…
Verfassungsblog
Recognition Without a Meal
By Mélanie Levy
On 16 July 2026, the European Court of Human Rights held, for the first time, that veganism falls within the ambit of Article 9 of the Convention, which protects freedom…
Colorado Criminal Lawyer Blog
The Power Of A Colorado Trial Judge To Exclude Evidence Part II
The Power Of A Colorado Trial Judge To Exclude Evidence – Part IIBy H. Michael Steinberg, A Colorado Criminal Defense Lawyer – Practicing Colorado Criminal Law from both sides for…
Indian Constitutional Law and Philosophy
The Citizenship Merry-Go-Round: The Supreme Court’s Judgment in Sabitri Dey v Union of India [Guest Post]
[This is a guest post by Douglas McDonald-Norman. The author is grateful to P Baruah for their invaluable advice and encouragement in drafting this post.] On 13 July 2026, the…