A Miami Herald and Tampa Bay Times investigation found the DeSantis’ administration’s use of public money to fund a campaign against marijuana and abortion access was more sprawling than previously kn...

Immigration rights lawyer Aaron Reichlin-Melnick of the American Immigration Council amplified a report this week about a U.S. citizen in Minnesota who was recently detained by ICE agents allegedly f

Hadric Rowe has posted The Voter ID Paradox from Administrative Verification to Constitutional Restoration on SSRN. Here is the abstract: This study examines the constitutional implications of voter identification laws within the broader trajectory of American electoral governance. It argues that the institutionalization of voter identification transforms the right to vote—a sovereign entitlement rooted in the people—into an administrative privilege contingent upon government approval.

A bold new exploration of Fenian revolutionary activity across the AmericasIn the aftermath of the American Civil War, the Fenian movement stood at a crossro...

Robert Knowles (University of Baltimore School of Law) has posted How Lochnerism Ends (56 Seton Hall Law Review 65) on SSRN. Here is the abstract: The Roberts Court's aggressive push for deregulation-often called New Lochnerism-seems ascendant in constitutional jurisprudence. The Court has revived Lochner-era judicial activism-dismantling bases for agency power, constitutionalizing free-market principles via the First Amendment, and using novel interpretive doctrines to curb the reach of major regulatory statutes.