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Divergent approach to age assessments adopted in different parts of the UK
Iain Halliday Iain Halliday is an Advocate (the Scottish equivalent of a Barrister) at Themis Advocates. He specialises in public law, including immigration and asylum, retained EU law, human rights,…
El Juego de la Suprema Corte • Blog de la revista Nexos
No puedo ayudarte con eso
By Juego De La Nueva Suprema Corte
Una noche cualquiera. Una habitación de hotel similar a otras mil en una ciudad igual a todas. El buró. El buró del lado derecho de la cama, para ser más…
A Lawyer Writes
Protecting the judges
Individual judges are receiving “death threats and more”, the lady chief justice of England and Wales, said yesterday. Giving evidence to the House of Lords constitution committee, Baroness Carr of…
Legal History Blog
Del Bianco on Prohibition and the Fourth Amendment
By Dan Ernst
Mitchell A. Del Bianco, a recent graduate of the University of Virginia's J.D. and M.A. program in legal history has posted How Prohibition Rewrote the Fourth Amendment, which is forthcoming in…
The CLS Blue Sky Blog
John C. Coffee, Jr.—Trumpian Gladiators: Some Predictions for the Future
This Sunday, June 14 (“Flag Day,” if you can remember that holiday), the White House will host on its South Lawn the “UFC Freedom 250” mixed martial arts festival, which…
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New(ish) Substack: “Euclid Land” (Prof. Stephen Miller)
Worth subscribing: a newer (the archives go back to this post, late 2025) from lawprof Stephen R. Miller, named "Euclid Land." The title should give you a hint about what…
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Ontario Court of Justice adds Boris Bytensky, Carson Coughlin, Vincent Paris to the bench
They begin sitting in Newmarket, Brampton, and Toronto, respectively, on June 18
WisBar News
Stephen Sawyer, State Bar’s 71st President: ‘Strive to Be Humble and Kind’
By Jay D. Jerde
Stephen Sawyer, Stevens Point, gives a speech at the Presidential Swearing-in and Celebration at the State Bar of Wisconsin’s 2026 Annual Meeting & Conference in La Crosse. Photos: Shannon Green.…
Public Law Blog
Will children be banned from ‘Social Media’? With legislation passed and consultation now closed, which platforms could face restrictions?
In March 2026 the Government launched a wide-ranging consultation on children’s access to the internet, ‘Growing up in the online world: a national consultation’. The consultation followed Australia’s ban on…
Global Policy Watch
Louisiana Enacts Comprehensive Privacy Law
By Lindsey Tonsager, Bryan Ramirez
On May 29, 2026, the Governor of Louisiana signed into law SB 386, the Louisiana Data Privacy Act (“LDPA”). Louisiana joins Alabama and Oklahoma as the third state to enact…