In the last newsletter I wrote that the Supreme Court had begun hearing oral arguments Oct. 7 for the 2019-2020 term, in part confronting big employment law issues starting in the first week of oral arguments.
The high court will also review three consolidated cases on the federal government's Deferred...
Cynthia Godsoe recently posted to SSRN her paper Redefining Parental Rights: The Case of Corporal Punishment.
She writes that discussions of the constitutional elements of family law have largely focused on adult intimate relationships, yet it was a line of cases about parenthood, not marriage, that first reflected a substantive...
This book arrived just as the confirmations to the U.S. Supreme Court of Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh were confirmed bringing the future of abortion rights to the forefront of American debate.
Sanger’s thesis is that we rarely talk about women’s experiences of abortion and that this absence of...
The Supreme Court will began hearing oral arguments Oct. 7 for the 2019-2020 term, and it will have tackled big employment law issues starting in the first week of oral arguments.
The first of these cases to be heard concerns whether LGBT workers are protected under Federal employment law, i.e.,...