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Why overturning Roe v. Wade causes so much rage

Why overturning Roe v. Wade causes so much rage

by Rob Natelson | Jul 7, 2022 | Abortion, Court Cases, Current Events

To understand the rage over the Supreme Court’s long-overdue abandonment of Roe v. Wade (pdf), you have to think how political operatives do. It’s not how the rest of us think. To the rest of us, whatever our position on legalized abortion, the anger at the court’s...
The Supreme Court’s American Hospital case: A View of the DC Swamp

The Supreme Court’s American Hospital case: A View of the DC Swamp

by Rob Natelson | Jun 27, 2022 | Court Cases, Health Care

Critics of federal administrative agencies won a small victory in the Supreme Court on Jun. 15 with the justices’ unanimous decision in American Hospital Association v. Becerra (pdf). Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s opinion for the court offers, perhaps inadvertently, some...
The significance of the Amy Coney Barrett appointment

The significance of the Amy Coney Barrett appointment

by Rob Natelson | Oct 29, 2020 | Current Events, Judiciary

Normally, when a person is nominated for the Supreme Court I examine his or her writings before commenting on the nomination. But I was on leave when President Trump nominated Judge Barrett to the Supreme Court, so I’m not going to assess her judicial ability....
Unelected officials shouldn’t have such power; a proposal for reform

Unelected officials shouldn’t have such power; a proposal for reform

by Rob Natelson | Apr 3, 2020 | Current Events, Delegated Powers

When Colorado county health departments issued sweeping, and over-broad orders throwing people out of work and largely closing down the economy, Coloradans suddenly faced a question that hadn’t occurred to them before: How did unelected bureaucrats get such power? The...
Denver’s COVID-19 house arrest order is probably unconstitutional

Denver’s COVID-19 house arrest order is probably unconstitutional

by Rob Natelson | Mar 25, 2020 | Current Events

On March 23, the City of Denver issued a “shelter in place” order designed to check the spread of COVID-19. The order prohibits travel and most business and recreational activities, subject to a long list of exceptions. It suffers from serious constitutional defects...
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