HLPR Blog: Notice and Comment

Jake Laperruque Our criminal system has a straightforward structure:  First, the defendant is tried.  Next, a verdict is rendered.  Finally, […]

Marshall Thompson The high-priced firm that Rep. John Boehner hired to defend the Defense of Marriage Act dropped out yesterday

Jay Willis Yesterday, the Boston Globe profiled the expanded use of technology in colleges and law schools, writing that institutional eagerness to

 Anthony Kammer On April 24, the Guantánamo files, a cache of leaked documents containing dossiers on 759 detainees were made available

 Daniel Rosenthal In a dramatic and potentially groundbreaking move, the federal government has taken on Boeing, one of the largest and

Zach Luck  Wikipedia has a great list of all the “[fill-in-the-broad-policy-concern] Czars” here.  Obama has already handed out at least 37