Tag: Constitutional law
Bill for referendum on right to housing clears second Point in the Dáil
Mr Barrett advised TDs that the present text in the Constitution"doesn't define clearly what the frequent good is and, specifically, it doesn't include inside the right to housing as a clear portion of the...
Chemerinsky: Challenges to Executive Orders on Birthright Citizenship Before SCOTUS
The U.S. Supreme Court is diving into its first case of the year on May 15th, which is kind of late considering oral arguments usually wrap up in April. The case involves three cases...
Supreme Court Chief Justice Holds Key Role in State-Funded Religious School Challenge
Alright folks, so there's this big ol' debate going on about whether Oklahoma should be shelling out some cash for a Catholic charter school. Chief Justice John Roberts is right smack in the middle...
Roberts Shifts Supreme Court Consensus in Blockbuster Term
The recent Supreme Court term has been nothing short of a blockbuster, with Justice Roberts playing a pivotal role in shifting the Court's consensus. This term has been marked by several high-profile cases that...
Unconstitutional DOJ ruling on job protections for administrative law judges
In a recent development that has sent shockwaves through the legal community, the U.S. Department of Justice has made a groundbreaking ruling declaring job protections for administrative law judges as unconstitutional. This decision, unveiled...
SCOTUS to Revisit President’s Power to Fire Officials
SCOTUS to Revisit President's Power to Fire OfficialsThe U.S. Supreme Court finds itself at the forefront of a significant legal battle involving the powers of the president to dismiss officials within the executive branch....
Satanic Temple Loses Challenge Against City Council: 1st Circuit Ruling
The Boston City Council recently faced a legal challenge from the Satanic Temple regarding the invitation process for delivering invocations before meetings. The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston ruled that the...