HLPR Blog: Notice and Comment

Anthony Kammer  On Friday of last week, the Department of Justice issued an indictment charging the founders of Full Tilt Poker, […]

Jonathan Peters Using a high-security online drop box and a well-insulated website, WikiLeaks has published 76,000 classified U.S. documents about

HLPR Online editorial staff Several recent HLPR posts have captured the idea that states, legislatures and authorities, by enacting laws

 Anthony Kammer On Monday of this week, Justice Elena Kagan handed down her first dissent since joining the Court. It’s

Michael Stephan The Ninth Circuit certified an interesting question to the California Supreme Court on Monday: Are parties to a

Rachel Lauter  Wisconsin held an election yesterday for a state supreme court judgeship, which is has been viewed by pretty much everyone