HLPR Blog: Notice and Comment

Jay Willis This week, the Harvard Law & Policy Review published Aaron Tang’s excellent article on the landscape of litigation over public school funding.  […]

Anthony Kammer Earlier this week, the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission (FCIC) issued a report of its inquiry into the causes of the recent

HLPR blog editorial staff  Few topics have received greater recent national attention than education, evidenced by the prominent role the

Marshall Thompson Recent court challenges to the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) have raised questions about the rational basis for

Zach Luck Imagine you are in charge of an enterprise that has to process over 140 million forms each year.

Michael Stephan  Last week, the Ninth Circuit reversed an immigration court decision that denied political asylum to a Chinese immigrant who claimed