Jeff Sessions plan to expand asset forfeitures is an attack on both federalism and property rights.
The Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration's interpretation of its earlier ruling on the scope of the injunctions against the travel ban.
A podcast focused on my new book about the use and abuse of eminent domain in nations around the world. With commentary by famed property law scholar Richard Epstein.
A few links on the politics of the hit fantasy series, which starts a new season tonight.
Yale Law School Dean Heather Gerken interviewed on her vision of progressive federalism.
A podcast interview on an important recent Supreme Court property rights decision. Part of the Locke Lord LLP Eminent Domain Podcast series.
Federal judge rules against Trump administration’s implementation of Supreme Court travel ban ruling
The court ruled that the administration improperly excluded grandparents, grandchildren and other close relatives of US residents, as well as refugees with formal assurances of assistance from American resettlement organizations.
My review of an important new article on whether the Due Process Clause of the Fifth Amendment applies to US government actions beyond our borders.
Nancy MacLean gets many things wrong, yet is right that libertarians want to tightly constrain majoritarian democracy. But we're far from the only ones who want to do that. The same is true of much of the left.
I recently wrote a guest post for the Open Borders blog on migration and political freedom. The connection between the two is often ignored in debates over immigration policy.
