... the use of dynamic factor models by extending the work of Jackman (2001) to study the evolution of preferences of justices in the US Supreme Court. Their highly cited paper has been extremely impactful, both because of the innovative nature of the methodology and because of the substantive contribution...

..., and also by the failure of the ‘new Commonwealth model of constitutionalism’ to yield a genuinely distinctive alternative to political and legal constitutionalism. political constitutionalism legal constitutionalism social imaginary US Supreme Court French Constitutional Council new Commonwealth model...

... citation networks formed from academic papers, patents and US Supreme Court verdicts. We show how transitive reduction (TR) reveals fundamental differences in the citation practices of different areas, how it highlights particularly interesting work, and how it can correct for the effect that the age...

... principles of their respective polities, as well as from the relative adequacy and efficiency of other oversight mechanisms. administrative law discretion Wednesbury unreasonableness hard look review US Supreme Court UK Supreme Court Administrative law in the United States and the United...

... sentencing life imprisonment parole US Supreme Court Miller v Alabama In the recent combined cases of Miller v Alabama and Jackson v Hobbs, ¹ decided on 25 June 2012, the US Supreme Court (‘the Court’) outlawed Federal and state statutes that impose mandatory...

... reserved. 2008 Abstract Global climate change is one of the most serious challenges humans currently face. The US courts have been called upon to adjudicate disputes concerning the proper way to confront this challenge. Most recently, the US Supreme Court faced one such dispute in Massachusetts...

... vocational training Witters v Washington Department of Services for the Blind 1986 Mueller v Allen 1983 tax deductions Zobrest Salpointe Catholic High School First Amendment Catalina Foothills School District William Bentley Ball religious freedom disability law US Supreme Court Lemon Test...

... Finally, the book cautions the US Supreme Court and other federal courts—both of which can be far more aggressive than the Founders envisioned—not to substantially restrict federal authority in the years ahead, whether through constitutional-law rulings concerning congressional power or administrative-law...

... Bassett Moore Insular cases empire US Supreme Court Sixteen years after the fact, Elihu Root recalled the surprising circumstances of his appointment as secretary of war. In front of an audience of New York lawyers, Root explained how he, a corporate lawyer who had never held public office (save...

... hinges not only on antitrust law but also politics. Viewed in this light, the US Supreme Court resolved the Vitamin C case pragmatically by according a high level of deference to the executive branch. COVID 19 coronavirus Gibson Rosemary Huawei Singh Janardan war compulsion Foreign Sovereign...

... University Press. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780197513248.003.0051 This article argues that the US Supreme Court’s preference for binding arbitration is not supported by legitimate policy arguments. There are two major flaws with the argument that binding arbitration is necessarily better for all parties. First...

... Tapping Carswell G Harold judicial independence US judicial history US Supreme Court US Constitution constitution-making separation of powers Eppur  si muove. Galileo ¹ It is the start of the eighteenth century in the raw wilds of colonial America...

... Sanford Department of Justice Judiciary Act of 1875 Granger laws Senate Pacific Railroad Removal Case Evarts Act Judicial Conference Act Judiciary Act of 1925 American Bar Association Roosevelt Franklin Delano Taft William Howard judicial independence antebellum history US Supreme Court...

...On July 27, 2021, Hannah, John, and Marlene Strege—the first family forged through the Snowflakes Embryo Adoption program—filed an amicus curiae brief with the US Supreme Court in support of Mississippi’s “Gestational Age Act,” a law banning abortion after fifteen weeks. First staged behind...

... v Claiborne Hardware Co Posadas de Puerto Rico Associates v Tourism Company Burger Court free expression offensive speech libel US Supreme Court commercial speech unprotected obscenity restricted speech symbolic expression First Amendment rights The US Supreme Court’s march toward...

...This concluding chapter reflects on the future of Millian philosophy, the US Supreme Court, and free speech. John Stuart Mill's On Liberty remains one of the strongest defenses of the freedom of expression more than a century and a half after it was written. Mill is mostly and most...

...This book illustrates how the modern US Supreme Court has increasingly adopted a view of the constitutional right to the freedom of expression that is classically liberal in nature, reflecting John Stuart Mill's reasoning in On Liberty. The book advocates for a maximum protection...

... Herberg Will martyr s neutrality political power power public school theology university ies US Supreme Court Religious Freedom Restoration Act First Amendment US constitution religion clauses US religious politics In November 2011 the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops announced...

...This essay compares the recent decision by the US Supreme Court in Hosanna-Tabor v. EEOC with the ECHR decisions in Lautsi v. Italy and Dahlab v. Switzerland cases. This comparison displays the essential contestability of the subject and meaning...

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