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- English-Only Emergency Alerts Backed by D.C. Circuit Court October 19, 2017
- Supreme Court Dismisses 1 of 2 Travel Ban Cases October 13, 2017
- Federal Judge: Housing Tax Break for Clergy Violates Establishment Clause October 10, 2017
- DC Circuit Won't Rehear Gun Case; Supreme Court Next? October 3, 2017
- Portland's Arts Education Taxation Survives Litigation September 22, 2017
- Law in Every Day Life
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- Use Hyperlinks, Don't 'Bitch-Slap' -- and Other Tips from a 'Cranky' Federal JudgeThe legal blogosphere is taking note of an amusing new guide to legal writing, courtesy of Senior U.S. District Court Judge Richard G. Kopf and his entertaining blog, Hercules and the Umpire. (Hat...Read the whole entry... »
- Use Hyperlinks, Don't 'Bitch-Slap' -- and Other Tips from a 'Cranky' Federal Judge
- SCOTUSblog
- This week at the courtOn Friday the justices will meet for their October 27 conference; our list of “petitions to watch” for that conference will be available soon. The calendar for the November sitting, which begins on October 30, is available on the Supreme Court’s website. The post This week at the court appeared first on SCOTUSblog.
- This week at the court
- AbovetheLaw
- It’s Good To Remember That There Are Fates Worse Than DeathHERE ARE THE RUTH BADER GINSBURG BABY BIBS YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED: I want to have another kid so I can buy these things. Just kidding. That first sentence was a total lie. I don't want any additional children. I'd rather jump into the Lake of Fire than have more children. Everybody is reading about the bibs here. A BIGLAW FIRM BUILT ITS OWN VIDE […]
- It’s Good To Remember That There Are Fates Worse Than Death
- Legal Satyricon
- Marc Randazza reacts to the Las Vegas shooting in his most recent CNN columnIn his latest CNN opinion column, Vegas based attorney Marc Randazza reacted to the brutal mass shooting that happened in Las Vegas on October 2, 2017. Fortunately, neither Marc Randazza, nor his family members or friends, were harmed during that tragic incident. However, as a First Amendment attorney and the managing partner of the […]
- Marc Randazza reacts to the Las Vegas shooting in his most recent CNN column
Tag Archives: GilmanAndGross
The Prop 8 battle is not quite done yet. I’m looking at you San Diego.
By: Gross on Friday the San Diego county clerk, Ernest Dronenburg, filed a petition to the California Supreme Court. Dronenburg is currently abiding by the directive of state officials and issuing licenses to same-sex couples. He is, however, asking the … Continue reading
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Tagged CaliforniaConstitution, CaliforniaLaw, DOMA, GilmanAndGross, Prop8, same-sexmarriage, SanDiego
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History Day: “Corporate America”, it’s a little more accurate than you know.
By: Gross You hear it all the time, “Corporate America is…”. Typically, the phrase “Corporate America” elicits a visceral response, it draws up imagery of fat cats scheming on how to turn profits and steal children’s souls. While it is … Continue reading
CONCURRENCE: The California Executive branch failed to perform their Constitutional duties, denying an opportunity for SCOTUS to rule on the merits
By: Gross This is a section I have been giving some thought to recently, why not see if I can’t make arguments against myself; or hopefully, someone else? I think that it is quite clear that the Executive Branch of … Continue reading
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Tagged CaliforniaConstitution, Concurrence, ConstitutionalLaw, DOMA, GilmanAndGross, Prop8, same-sexmarriage, SCOTUS
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The California Executive branch failed to perform their Constitutional duties, denying an opportunity for SCOTUS to rule on the merits
By: Gross I am quite thrilled about the DOMA decision on June 26,2013. To a lesser extent, I am also please with the decision in Prop 8. With that said, I am a bit let down with the Prop 8 … Continue reading
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Tagged CaliforniaConstitution, ConstitutionalLaw, DOMA, GilmanAndGross, Prop8, same-sexmarriage, SCOTUS
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History Day: Miranda and his ironic death
By: Gross This is our very first post, and I thought a good way to start would be with something fun. So today, we will discuss the ironic death of the man who gave birth to the well known words … Continue reading
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Tagged 5thAmendment, Funny, GilmanAndGross, HistoryDay, Miranda
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