Archive | May, 2013
Congratulations to Ilya, Ken, Nick, Eugene K, and Rick Pildes!
No, it’s Not the Grossly Exaggerated Monologue of a Bad Guy in an Ayn Rand Novel
The Highest-Paid Government Employee in Your State is Probably a Football or Basketball Coach
Recent developments in government contractor immunity
Diversity at Harvard Law School
Paul Clement’s Brief for Petitioner in Bond v. United States
Righthaven’s Collective Copyright Enforcement Project Loses in the Ninth Circuit
Escheating Scandal?
Bill to Be Introduced to Increase Armed Services Committees’ Oversight Over Special Operations
By Kenneth Anderson on May 9, 2013 9:48 am in Counter-Terrorism Policy, Drones (UAVs), Military, National Security, Targeted Killing, War and Armed Conflict, War on Terror
Minnesota House to Vote on Marriage Today
Full First Episode of Peter Sagal’s “Constitution USA”
Can an Integer Whose Digits Add up to 9 Be Divisible by 11?
Rodney Smolla Steps Down as Furman President
District Judges Divide on Long-Term Cell Phone Tracking Under the Fourth Amendment
By Orin Kerr on May 8, 2013 5:54 pm in Cell-Site Information, Fourth Amendment, Mosaic Theory of the Fourth Amendment