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17 hours ago ago from SCOTUSblog
The Court heard argument yesterday in Stolt-Nielsen S.A. v. AnimalFeeds International Corp. , a class action arbitration dispute previewed by Vivian Wang on Tuesday. Courthouse News Service provides a recap of the argument. Events from earlier in the week continue to garner attention. Concurring Opinions has a post from Adam Kleinman on Tuesday’s opinion in Mohawk Industries v. Carpenter , an attorney-client privilege dispute. He ...
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7 hours ago ago from Balkinization
Next Tuesday, the Federal Communications Commission is holding a “workshop” on the issue, as part of the important FCC rulemaking to codify “network neutrality.” The workshop’s title is, “Speech, Democratic Engagement, and the Open Internet.” Net neutrality, as I'll explain is of one of the most pressing First Amendment questions of our time , having an enormous impact on individuals' power to speak with one another, to organize politically , ...
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9 hours ago ago from Newsroom
His appointment as Columbia University’s 19 th president, Fun Run front-runner, moderator of the Fireside Chats, and the variety of administrative titles and textures aside, University President Lee C. Bollinger is, at his core, a true academic. An eminent First Amendment scholar in his own right, Bollinger is releasing a new title this upcoming year. Uninhibited, Robust, and Wide-Open: A Free Press for a New Century will be made ...
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22 hours ago ago from Innocence Project Bournemouth
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments yesterday in a case challenging the wording of the Miranda rights that law enforcement officers read to suspects before questioning. Supreme Court Reviews Miranda Warnings The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments yesterday in a case challenging the wording of the Miranda rights that law enforcement officers read to suspects before questioning. Miranda rights, established in a 1966 Supreme ...
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by Ken Klukowski TownHall.com December 8, 2009 The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case over an executive-branch agency that is completely outside presidential control. Team Obama argued that the Court should keep it that way, leaving in place an agency that meddles in business affairs, but cannot be stopped by the public and for which Obama cannot be blamed. And one other thing: It’s unconstitutional. On Dec. 7, the ...
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