Stephen Vladeck has an excellent piece on the Roberts Court's abuse of the shadow docket, particularly using it to create a radical new free exercise doctrine without even bothering with.
On the latest LGM podcast I spoke with Joshua Douglas of the UK College of Law about election and voter suppression issues. We open with a recap of the 2020.
While in America authoritarian-minded leaders have generally erred in the opposite direction, Doug Ford has shown what could happen if a reactionary got to use COVID as a pretext for.
Since we started the day off with Frederick Winslow Taylor, it only makes sense to close it out with the greatest manifestation of Taylorism ever placed on the screen, which.
I just received my copy of Patrick Radden Keefe's Empire of Pain, an expansion of his splendid New Yorker article from a few years ago. One particular plutocratic twist of.
Good news: The United States will likely move to resume Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine this coming week, possibly with restrictions or broader warnings after reports of some very rare.
My only surprise here is that this guy was caught for rigging the numbers to help out his university's placement in the idiotic rankings that have come to dominate higher.
The labor historian Peter Cole lays out the main points from his new biography of the little known Black Wobbly Ben Fletcher and they are well worth your time this.
