Articles tagged with: supreme court
You went to a middle-of-the-road undergraduate school where the focus was more on tailgating in the stadium parking lot than schmoozing over brandy and cigars or whatever the ultra-elite do when they’re not conducting secret …
Penn State Dickinson’s Civil Rights Appellate Clinic, lead by Prof. Foreman, just filed it’s second Supreme Court amicus brief of the semester. The Clinic co-authored this brief in support of Respondents (Mayor DeStefano and the …
Penn State Law’s Civil Rights Appellate Clinic recently filed an amicus brief in Gross v. FBL Fin. Servs. with Cohen Milstein and the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law.
The Supreme Court began hearing oral argument for the fall term this morning. SCOTUS Blog always has great coverage of what cases are being argued today and a preview of the cases this week. Two …
So I’m doing a ton of research for PSLR and came across this sweet Florida statute that was “void for vagueness because it did not give fair notice of what conduct was forbidden and because …
I think I’m going to start a Quote of the Week feature where I’ll post some law-related amusing quote. If you’re lucky, it’ll be a real quote and not from class.
The quote this week is …



