New York Times November 21, 2022

From Yale Law to Oath Keepers: Stewart Rhodes’s Unlikely Journey

Professor Stephen Vladeck comments on Stewart Rhodes, a Yale Law alumnus who founded the Oath Keepers, the far-right militia group connected with the Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol.

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The Harvard Gazette November 14, 2022

Let’s fix how we fix the Constitution

Professor Sanford Levinson analyzes the dysfunctionality of the Constitution — specifically Article V, the process for altering the Constitution.

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CNN November 12, 2022

Opinion: The judge blocking student loan relief for millions is wrong about the law

Professor Stephen Vladeck authors an op-ed piece about the ongoing legal battles surrounding President Biden's student loan debt relief program.

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Law & Crime November 11, 2022

Federal Judge Cites James Madison’s Warning About ‘Tyranny,’ Strikes Down Biden’s Student Loan Debt Relief Program as ‘Unconstitutional’

Professor Stephen Vladeck's tweet was quoted in an article about President Biden's student debt relief program after a federal judge criticized it as unconstitutional.

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Time Magazine November 11, 2022

A Judge Struck Down Student Loan Forgiveness. Here’s What That Means for Borrowers

Professor Tara Grove is quoted in an article about the possible consequences of a federal Texas judge striking down student loan forgiveness.

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LawFare November 10, 2022

The Securing Open Source Software Act Is Good, but Whatever Happened to Legal Liability?

Lecturer Chinmayi Sharma is the co-author of an article titled "The Securing Open Source Software Act Is Good, but Whatever Happened to Legal Liability?"

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ABA Journal November 7, 2022

Mighty Big Fight: Tech company that services PI lawyers sets up law firm to compete with them

Professor Charles Silver comments on the backlash that the tech company Mighty, which markets itself as a one-stop shop for people who want to make a claim after an accident, has received.

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Texas Tribune November 7, 2022

Caught between feuding politicians, nonprofits shoulder burden of Texas’ migrant busing program

Professor Denise Gilman was quoted in an article about nonprofit involvement in the movement of migrants, after a lack of coordination between government officials left nonprofits to step in and assist.

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Fort Worth Star-Telegram November 4, 2022

North Texas pastor defies IRS over politics, endorsements from the pulpit. ‘Big whoop’

Professor Steven Collis speaks on the Johnson Amendment, which prohibits churches and other nonprofits from making campaign donations and endorsing political candidates, after a Fort Worth pastor endorsed two Tarrant County candidates.

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Reuters November 3, 2022

Fact Check-As voter registration mailers trigger claims of ‘dead voters’ in Texas, officials and experts say there are safeguards in place against voter impersonation

Professor Theodore Rave provides background on election fraud law as it relates to allegations against Texas Governor candidate Beto O'Rourke of sending out voter registration forms to deceased individuals.

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AP News November 3, 2022

Pre-filled voter registration forms are not proof of fraud

Professor Theodore Rave explains the consequence of sending out partially pre-filled voter registration forms to deceased people in a fact-checking article about a voter fraud claim against Beto O'Rourke.

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MSNBC November 1, 2022

Team Trump is loving this ‘shadow docket’ Supreme Court loophole

Professor Stephen Vladeck authors an op-ed piece on how former President Trump has benefited from the Supreme Court's use of the shadow docket.

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