Week In Review
The Census Bureau asks for state drivers’ license information, the Trump Administration lifts a logging ban in Alaska, and more…
Bringing Home the Bacon on Climate Change
The lack of regulation on animals’ greenhouse gas emissions opens the door for climate change litigation.
Would a National Popular Vote Make Every Vote Count?
Proposed legislation could change state regulations that allocate presidential electoral votes.
Could DHS Rescind DACA Based On Litigation Risk?
Agency predictions of court behavior are not always a tenable justification for rescission.
The Global Trade Order Going Out with a Whimper
The World Trade Organization’s dispute settlement system is in danger of collapse.
Regulation and the Opioid Epidemic
This Saturday Seminar explores how regulation addresses and affects opioid use and addiction.
Week in Review
President Trump restricts agencies from issuing guidance documents, immigrants must prove they have healthcare to enter the US, and more…
Understand the Internet’s Most Important Law Before Changing It
To determine whether to modify liability protection for internet companies, more information will be needed.
Where’s the Plant-Based Beef?
Scholar argues for promotion of environmentally conscious plant-based diets through regulation.
Promoting Primary Care in Medicine
Experts suggest changing Medicare’s payment structure to encourage physicians to pursue primary care specialties.
The Regulatory Battle Over Safe Injection Sites
As the United States struggles with opioid addiction, litigation rages over medically supervised consumption facilities.
The Semi-Autonomous Administrative State
Administrative law should move past its dichotomous debate over agency independence.