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  1. Canadian Lawyer Mag

    Law Commission of Canada report examines federal, Quebec immigration responsibilities

    By Canadian Lawyer Mag

    Report explores division of immigration responsibilities and challenges of temporary migration

  2. Credit Slips Blog

    Careful What You Wish For

    By Robert Lawless

    Parts of the financial services industry have sought to clip the CFPB’s wings or even eliminate it entirely since its creation. And as things stand, they’ve basically rendered it ineffective,…

  3. Regulatory Oversight

    Bipartisan Coalition of State AGs Urges Supreme Court to Review Prediction-Market Dispute

    By Stephen C. Piepgrass, Reade Jacob

    A bipartisan coalition of 39 state attorneys general (AGs), joined by the District of Columbia, has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review a closely watched dispute over whether federally…

  4. Verfassungsblog

    Die goldenen Zügel im Bundesstaat

    By Kyrill-Alexander Schwarz

    Nach der Landtagswahl in Sachsen-Anhalt am 6. September 2026 und der Wahl zum Berliner Abgeordnetenhaus am 20. September 2026 dürften – vorbehaltlich entsprechender Koalitionsvereinbarungen – erstmals die AfD in einem…

  5. Legal History Blog

    Osterkamp's "Federal History of the Habsburg Empire"

    By Dan Ernst

    Jana Osterkamp has published A Federal History of the Habsburg Empire, 1815-1918 (Oxford University Press):The Habsburg Monarchy was a Europe in miniature. In the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, it served…

  6. Indian Constitutional Law and Philosophy

    Identifying Limits Of Union Power Over Mineral Taxation: On the Constitutionality of the 2026 MMDR Amendment [Guest Post]

    By Gautam Bhatia

    [This is a guest post by Asutosh Kar.] On 17 August 2026, Parliament enacted the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Act 2026 (“the Amendment”). It forbids States from…

  7. Bracewell LLP

    Alito’s Climate Recusal Exposes New Supreme Court Pressure Point

    By Bracewell

    Justice Samuel Alito’s recusal from a closely watched climate liability case has renewed attention on how Supreme Court recusals can alter the makeup of the Court and potentially influence the…

  8. Agricultural Law & Rural Practice | Solo Small Firm & General Practice Section

    Final Issue of UW Law School Research Paper Series on SSRN: Federalism, Democracy, Human Rights, Family Regulation, Tax Misinformation, & Policing Reform

    By Bjshucha

    Final Issue of UW Law School Research Paper Series on SSRN: Federalism, Democracy, Human Rights, Family Regulation, Tax Misinformation, & Policing Reform September 30, 2026 As you may know, SSRN…

  9. Jotwell

    Personal Jurisdiction and the Tapestry of Constitutional Law

    By Allan Erbsen

    Reviewing Aderson Bellegarde François & Helen Hershkoff, Pennoyer, Due Process, and the End of Reconstruction, __ N.Y.U. L. Rev. __ (forthcoming), available at SSRN (Aug. 4, 2026).Imagine that a presenter…

  10. Bracewell LLP

    Why Blue States Will Struggle to Supplant the Feds on Climate

    By Bracewell

    As states explore ways to advance climate policies amid federal regulatory rollbacks, courts are increasingly being asked to weigh the relationship between state authority and federal environmental law. The outcome…