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Yale Journal on Regulation Symposium on the 20th Anniversary of Kelo v. City of New London

I co-edited the symposium along with Eric Claeys and David Schleicher, and am also one of the contributors.

Reason

The Kawasaki Tariff Case Takes Yet Another Turn, and It's No Holiday

Even more companies with names you might recognize have joined the case, but it's not yet clear what the New Year will bring.

RideApart

How Politicians and Cops Tried To Dodge Responsibility in 2025

Presidents, legislators, and police officers were desperate to blame anyone but themselves.

Reason

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Judge says top DOJ officials pushed to prosecute Kilmar Abrego Garcia after he fought deportation error

Federal judge says there may have been an ‘improper motivation’ to bring charges after Salvadoran immigrant sued for his return

The Independent UK

Is the President Subject to the Posse Comitatus Act?

An issue left unresolved in Trump v. Illinois.

Reason

No Establishment Clause Violation in Display of Taoist "Bagua Mirror"

From Magistrate Judge Autumn Spaeth (C.D. Cal.) Nov. 26 in Ngo v. City of Westminster (appeal pending); Westminster is a… The post No Establishment Clause Violation in Display of Taoist "Bagua Mirror" appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason

These Progressives Seek to 'Disempower' the Courts

Is unfettered majority rule actually a good idea for the left to embrace?

Reason

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Innocent L.A. man sues for over $60,000 after police blew up his business. A court says he's entitled to nothing.

It is yet another ruling that shields the government from liability for damages caused by law enforcement.

Reason

Gender-affirming care rules create legal quagmire, critics say - Roll Call

Proposals that would sharply limit pediatric gender-affirming care could face host of legal challenges, lawyers and civil rights groups say.

Roll Call

Woman sues police after brother dies in custody

The family of a man who died in custody is suing the police force for damages, claiming they suffered injury and loss as a result of his death.

AAP

Families of Britons languishing in overcrowded Indian jail urge government to ‘wake up’

Christian Michel and Jagtar Singh Johal have spent a combined 15 years in Indian jails without trial, prompting fears they could be caught up in a wider diplomatic tug of war over alleged Indian economic fugitives in the UK. Namita Singh reports

The Independent UK

Stephen Miller Says Undocumented Immigrants 'Had No Due Process Entering the Country' and Don't Deserve It in Removal

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller said in a video that went viral on Friday that undocumented immigrants are not entitled to due process protections when being removed from the United States

Latin Times

From 'Liberation Day' to legal fights: Trump's turbulent year of tariffs

From sweeping “Liberation Day” levies to courtroom battles and sudden reversals, Donald Trump’s return to office has delivered a volatile year for US trade policy.

Euronews

Protests in India after rapist politician is granted bail by high court

Survivor, her family, and activists condemn Delhi High Court’s order suspending former ruling party legislator’s life sentence

The Independent UK

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International Business Times UK

Diddy's Sentence Fight Escalates As Rapper Slams Judge For Acting As 'Thirteenth Juror' In New Appeal

Diddy appeals 50-month sentence, accuses Judge Subramanian of '13th juror' bias using acquitted charges. Mann Act fight demands release or resentencing.

Reason

Thoughts on the Supreme Court Ruling Against Trump in the Illinois National Guard Case

The decision is a preliminary "shadow docket" ruling. But it strongly suggests the majority believes Trump's use of the Guard is illegal.

Reason

The Fourth Amendment's Erratic Year at the Supreme Court

The right to be free from unreasonable search and seizure had a rocky 2025.

Newslaundry

Is India’s environment minister lying about the new definition of the Aravallis?

The #SaveAravalli campaign stands out in an unexpected way. At a time when most protests against the government are quickly branded “anti-national” or dismissed as the work of “Urban Naxals,” that script hasn’t been rolled out here.

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Reason

The DOJ Assails D.C.'s 'Assault Weapon' Ban As an Arbitrary, Historically Ungrounded Gun Law

The department's lawsuit notes that the prohibited firearms are "in common use" for "lawful purposes," meaning they are covered by the Second Amendment.

Reason

Refusing To Let Trump Deploy the National Guard in Chicago, SCOTUS Adds a New Wrinkle To the Debate

The justices suggested the president is misinterpreting "the regular forces," a key phrase in the statute on which he is relying.

We Got This Covered

‘Failed to identify a source of authority’: Donald Trump humiliated as Supreme Court slaps down Illinois National Guard deployment

Fresh humiliation for Trump to enjoy over Christmas.

Reason

John Roberts Serves A Blue Plate Special, And The Progressives Forget All Of Their Complaints About The Shadow Docket

Trump v. Illinois is Robertsian faux minimalism at its worst.

Axios

Supreme Court denies Trump's push to deploy National Guard in Chicago

It's a significant setback for the president's immigration policies in the face of opposition from Democrat-run cities and states.

The Independent UK

Campaigner fears ministers ‘trying to run us out of cash’ after gender ruling

For Women Scotland will next year begin a second high-profile legal action against the Scottish Government.

International Business Times

Supreme Court Blocks Trump From Sending the National Guard to Illinois

The Supreme Court refused to overturn U.S. District Judge April Perry's ruling that President Donald Trump couldn't send the National Guard to Chicago.

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