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The National Review Institute and Pacific Legal Foundation previewed the 2019-2020 Supreme Court session. A panel of attorneys who have argued before the Court several times spoke about some…

Todd Gaziano talked about executive and legislative actions to undo federal regulations.

Legal analysts previewed 2017-18 Supreme Court-term cases involving freedom of speech issues. The cases they discussed weigh issues of union membership and collective bargaining fees, wearin…

Supreme Court scholars Theodore Olson and Neal Katyal outlined the cases to watch in the 2016-17 Supreme Court term. Former Solicitor General Olson summarized redistricting and First Amendme…

Constitutional and appellate law attorneys previewed cases and petitions for the Supreme Court 2015-2016 term. Topics included redistricting (Harris v. Arizona Independent Redistricting Comm…

As the new Supreme Court term began, constitutional lawyers and academics previewed the cases and possible issues facing the court, including same-sex marriage, health care tax subsidies, ge…

The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights held a hearing on “Protecting the Civil Rights of Our Veterans and Service Members.” The Commission will first hear from officials from federal agencies o…

The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights held a briefing in preparation for an annual report, 2013 Statutory Enforcement Report: Sexual Assault in the Military, to assess the efforts of the Depar…

The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights held a briefing in preparation for an annual report, 2013 Statutory Enforcement Report: Sexual Assault in the Military, to assess the efforts of the Depar…

The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights held a briefing in preparation for an annual report, 2013 Statutory Enforcement Report: Sexual Assault in the Military, to assess the efforts of the Depar…

Panelists discussed election reform and how they would go about changing the system. A primary topic of consideration was the constitutionality of state voter ID laws which require a person …

Journalists spoke about teh 2011-2012 Supreme Court term and several landmark cases, including the decision that largely upheld health care reform in the Affordable Care Act. They also talke…

The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights heard from scholars and civil rights on eminent domain abuses. The Justice Department recently brought a lawsuit against the city of Joliet, Illinois, acc…

Panelists discussed the role of the federal government, states, and local school boards in anti-bullying programs. Tammy Aaberg spoke about her son, who killed himself due to bullying becaus…

Panelists discussed bullying based on race, disability, or religion. Topics included the need for federal law on bullying and First Amendment issues.

Advocates, psychologists and lawyers discussed bullying due to sexual orientation and gender. Among the topics they addressed were incidents of bullying in schools, school programs to reduce…

Education and Justice Department staff talked about anti-bullying efforts at the federal and state level. They also talked about current anti-bullying laws.

Journalists reviewed the 2010-2011 Supreme Court term. Topics included Wal-Mart case v. Dukes, the views of “living” versus “original intent” constitutional interpretations, the impact of Ju…

Deputy Solicitor General Neal Katyal and other legal scholars reviewed the 2010-2011 Supreme Court term. Topics included Wal-Mart v. Dukes, the impact of Justice Elena Kagan, and upcoming ca…

Walter Olson reports that many political leaders who influence what the author considers poor national policy are graduates of the nation’s premiere law schools. Mr. Olson relays that lawyer…