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How To Expedite the Garland Nomination

03.22.16

BY BENJAMIN LUXENBERG President Obama should offer the Merrick Garland nomination to the Supreme Court in the form of a “forward contract” to Senate Republicans. As defined by Investopedia, forward contracts are “a customized contract between two parties to buy or sell an asset at a specified price on a future date.” One of the […]

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In Legal Academia, a War of Words over Whether to Mourn Justice Scalia

02.18.16

BY DANIEL TOSTADO Among all the numerous Latin phrases that I have picked up at law school, today this one is most apt: “De mortuis nihil nisi bonum,” –Do not speak ill of the dead. A war of words started innocuously enough on Sunday, when Georgetown Law Dean William Treanor issued a statement on behalf […]

The “End of All Morals Legislation”: The Legacy of the Lawrence Dissent in Obergefell

07.14.15

This post and attached article are written by guest contributor Sophia Antoinette Carrillo, a graduate student at the Harvard Extension School. The Obergefell decision is a case that defines a generation. Marriage equality and LGBTQ rights are poised for a victory untenable for generations past. Just twelve years ago, the Supreme Court of the United […]

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