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WOW. The California Senate just voted to approved, by 2/3 vote, SB1327, Sen. Glazers bill to provide $500 million for local news, paid for by a tax on the big tech companies. Huge breakthrough.
Exciting new book on state police powers by SLoG Law Founding Editor and all-around great guy Dan Rodriguez.
Good Governing by Daniel B. Rodriguez - @DBRodriguez5 Explores the origins and functions of state police power and its connection to state constitutionalism and government regulation. 📚 cup.org/3JTSrrc #constitutionallaw
Were plaintiffs barking up the wrong tree? Thanks to S. Vladeck—for state con law + civil pro buffs—can a case be returned to state court after removal to federal court if plaintiff removes claims that are the basis for removal? SCOTUS to review 8th Cir. scotusblog.com/case-files/cas…
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Greatest hits of substantive due process. Refresh your recollection on the list of rights so protected. politico.com/news/magazine/…
Thought-provoking symposium showed state constitutions are a pivotal locus of civil & political rights in a federalist system. Originalists take note, dual sovereignty means states can interpret their own constitutions based on history, tradition and maybe, persuasive counsel
Important conversation @nyulaw @BrennanCenter #StateCourtReport with @hernandezstroud @_sbrett_ @MarcusAGadson Judge Albert Rosenblatt, Dean Robert Schapiro, & Professor Judith Resnik discussing rights of criminal defendants in state constitutional law
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Program details and RSVP link to Brennan Center the Promise and Limits of State Constitutions, February 8-9 brennan.swoogo.com/stateconstitut…
Excited to be part of new Brennan Center symposium on the Promise and Limits of State Constitutionalism with Justice Halligan, Justice Liu, Former Chief Justice of Texas Wallace Jefferson, former Chief Justice of Ohio Maureen O’Connor, and more Justices and profs!
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📢Just published: @WisLRev Special Issue on Public Law in the States! wlr.law.wisc.edu/volume-2023-no… This Issue grew out of our 3rd Annual Conference on Public Law in the States and features essays on state public law and state courts. 1/
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Consumer owned power failed in a ballot initiative in Maine yesterday, after IOU outspent consumer advocates by a large margin. A blow to energy democracy. mainemorningstar.com/2023/11/07/yea…
What are we concerned about this election day? We are thinking at the precinct level, with concerns that election observers do no more than that, observe. Intimidation and brandishing have no place at the polls. See something, say something.
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An entire small-town police department in Kansas raided a newspaper's offices and its reporters' homes because the paper got a tip about a well-connected person's DUI kansasreflector.com/2023/08/11/pol
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