Archive | August, 2013
Originalism and the Fourth Amendment
Can Lawyers Ascertain the Meaning of the Living Constitution?
By Ilya Somin on August 19, 2013 6:11 pm in Constitutional Theory, Originalism, Representation-Reinforcement
“Anti-Christian Pogroms” in Egypt
Copyright Extension Prediction?
Can Lawyers Ascertain the Original Meaning of the Constitution?
Singaporean Resort Owner in Malaysia Arrested, Loses Permanent Residency, for Letting Buddhists Meditate in Muslim Prayer Room
Interesting Self-Defense Story
Two Petitions on Searching Cell Phones Reach the Supreme Court
District Court Holds That Intentionally Circumventing IP Address Ban Is “Access Without Authorization” Under the CFAA
Digital Searches and the Original Meaning of the Right to be Secure in One’s “Papers”
No Injunction Against L.A. County Condom Requirement
San Diego’s Recall Election and California Constitution Art. 3, Sec. 3.5
Is the D.C. Circuit a “Broken Circuit”?
The “New Normal” in the Legal Profession
By Jonathan H. Adler on August 18, 2013 12:11 pm in Academia, Law School Tuition and Loans, Law Schools, Legal Profession