The Puzzling Presumption of Reviewability
When can courts review agency action?
March 2014
When can courts review agency action?
A new approach to the law of multiracial families
An exploration and defense of religious accommodation
Turning to state courts and legislatures for rights protection
How individuals targeted by predatory litigation tactics in state courts are denied effective relief
District Court Allows Increased-Risk Suit Without Addressing Standing.
Fourth Circuit Upholds Good-and-Substantial-Reason Requirement for Concealed Carry Permits.
New Mexico Supreme Court Holds that Application of Public Accommodations Law to Wedding Photography Company Does Not Violate First Amendment Speech Protections.
Second Circuit Holds that Kiobel Bars Common Law Suits Alleging Violations of Customary International Law Based Solely on Conduct Occurring Abroad.
Second Circuit Holds that American Pipe Class Action Tolling Doctrine Does Not Apply to Statute of Repose in Securities Act of 1933.
Congress Recognizes and Affirms Tribal Courts’ Special Domestic Violence Jurisdiction over Non-Indian Defendants.