Always a privilege to argue before the Minnesota Supreme Court—this time in defense of unemployment benefit applicants, due process, and common sense. Here’s the argument video: https://t.co/dtLDqDFmPy
The arguments behind every landmark Supreme Court ruling have never been freely available to the public… until now.
Thanks to a gift from the Wolf Law Library at William & Mary Law School, more than 125,000 #SCOTUS records & briefs are now freely freely available on the Internet Archive, spanning 1830 through 2019. The arguments that shaped America, including Brown v. Board of Education. Loving v. Virginia.
Read the full announcement ⤵️
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We see our home planet as a whole, lit up in spectacular blues and browns. A green aurora even lights up the atmosphere. That's us, together, watching as our astronauts make their journey to the Moon.
VICTORY: The City of Douglas, Michigan, chickens out after scrambling a woman’s property rights. Kathy Sarkisian was fined $300 a day for keeping six hens, but after we sued the City, it reissued her permit, dropped the fines, and removed its unconstitutional neighbor veto.
SCOOP: Judiciary OKs new Supreme Court defender office to help represent indigent defendants at #SCOTUS.
Its full-time director will serve as counterweight to the U.S. solicitor general in federal criminal cases. The first will be former Kagan clerk and SG atty Ashley Robertson.
Brad Reese, the grandson of the inventor of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, is criticizing The Hershey Co. for "quietly replacing" the candy's flagship chocolate and peanut butter ingredients.
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Privileged to file this friend-of-the-court brief on behalf of Restore the Fourth encouraging the U.S. Supreme Court to make clear apartments are no less secure against government searches than houses with front porches. https://t.co/IGUs5u3w4a
Yes. Because “the press” entails the entities responsible for publishing and disseminating information and is not limited to some abstract ideal of the institutional press.
The institutional press was not a thing at the time of the founding so 1A press protection could not possibly be limited to an institutional press.
As age 'creeps' up on me & ppl see that, asked by few what's a take away of my long time involvement at Capitol. I say:
The power of persistence which demonstrates that a single, determined person can make a significant impact on public policy. I truly believe that! #mnleg
Privileged as always to be included among these excellent Minnesota appellate litigators. It’s a thankless job. These folks make it look easy—the very definition of a #superlawyer