Short Circuit

Por: Institute for Justice

The Supreme Court decides a few dozen cases every year; federal appellate courts decide thousands. So if you love constitutional law, the circuit courts are where it’s at. Join us as we break down some of the week’s most intriguing appellate decisions with a unique brand of insight, wit, and passion for judicial engagement and the rule of law. http://ij.org/short-circuit

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Short Circuit 182 | Putting the Protection in “Equal Protection” 15/07/2021

Short Circuit 181 | Mandatory Associations 08/07/2021

Short Circuit 180 | A Fifth of Qualified Immunity 02/07/2021

Short Circuit 179 | Taking Bees with the Police Power 24/06/2021

Short Circuit 178 | First Amendment Home Design 17/06/2021

Short Circuit 177 | When Are Judges “Too Cool?” 11/06/2021

Short Circuit 176 | Conjunction Junction, what’s your function? 04/06/2021

Short Circuit 175 | Tax Takings and Reservation Creation 28/05/2021

Short Circuit 174 | The Right to “Bear” Arms 21/05/2021

Short Circuit 173 | Public Accommodations and High Speed Snaps 13/05/2021

Short Circuit 172 | Confronting Cook County Corruption 30/04/2021

Short Circuit 171 | Should Originalists Party Like It’s 1868, not 1791? 22/04/2021

Short Circuit 170 | A Hot Mess and Seven Magic Words 15/04/2021

Short Circuit 169 | The Duct Tape of Federal Law 09/04/2021

Short Circuit 168 | Suspicious Handshakes and Football Prayers 01/04/2021

Short Circuit 167 | Section 230 and a Drones Search 26/03/2021

Short Circuit 166 | To En Banc or Not to En Banc 18/03/2021

Short Circuit 165 | Orphaned Precedent 09/03/2021

Short Circuit 164 | Bad Cop Records and Suspicionless Searches 03/03/2021

Short Circuit 163 | The Law of Johnny 5 Is Alive 19/02/2021

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