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Since I was skeptical about whether the Court was seriously considering using a jurisdictional ruling to dodge the constitutional issue ex ante, the oral arguments yesterday certainly did nothing to dissuade me. Looking around, this seems to be the consensus. Had a lower court not...

Free Ridin’

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On March 10, 2012

One of the plaintiffs challenging the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act doesn't the government has the authority to compel her to purchase health insurance. Rather, she would prefer that.

Diluting Miranda

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On February 22, 2012
The landmark criminal procedure decisions of the Warren Court have generally not been overruled, but this is somewhat misleading; in many cases, the precedents formally remain standing, but have been interpreted in ways that give them much less bite. With Miranda v. Arizona, the dilution...
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