I'm sure somebody must have said this before, but anyway. Under the unitary executive theory, why was the Bank of the United States constitutional? The Bank was led by a Director
who could not be removed by the President. It was the most "independent" independent agency in our history. [...]
Editor’s note: Stefanie Feldman worked on the zero tolerance policy as a domestic policy advisor to President Joe Biden. On Apr. 7, the Trump Administration announced its
most significant action on guns to date: the termination of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives’ (ATF’s) policy of zero tolerance for gun [...]
Editor’s Note: This article is part of Regulating Social Media Platforms: Government, Speech, and the Law, a symposium organized by Just Security, the NYU Stern Center for
Business and Human Rights, and Tech Policy Press. [...]
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Many of the people we admire for their work on dispute resolution aren’t formally part of the dispute resolution community. They include lawyers, judges, law professors,
and others whose work embodies the spirit of our field – even when they use different language, work in other disciplines, or serve in different roles. [...]
Prof. Dr. Robert J. Danon, University of Lausanne /DANON /Prof. Dr. Adolfo Martín Jiménez, University of Cádiz/AMJ ITC On 24-27 March 2025, the United Nations Committee
of Experts on International Cooperation in Tax Matters (“UN Tax Committee”), in its 30th session, approved the latest changes to a new clause to be introduced [...]
The new 2025-26 U.S. News Dispute Resolution Rankings include the dispute resolution programs at 149 law schools (the faculty survey had a 43% response rate). Here are the
Top 50: Rank School 1 Ohio State 2 Pepperdine 3 Harvard 3 Texas A&M 5 Cardozo 5 Missouri-Columbia 7 Northwestern 8 Mitchell... [...]
