NA Today, the Liberty Justice Center and I filed our appellate brief in VOS Selections, Inc. v. Trump, the case challenging Trump’s massive “Liberation Day” tariffs. Our litigation team also now includes Neal Katyal and Michael McConnell, leading constitutional law scholars and appellate litigators on different sides of the political spectrum. It is an honor […]
AI-Generated Image. Â In today’s Supreme Court ruling in FCC v. Consumers’ Research, a 6-3 majority upheld the Federal Communications Commission’s authority to impose levies on telecommunications carriers to support a “Universal Service Fund” intended to subsidize telecommunications services for low-income consumers, people in rural areas, and some others who might not otherwise get them. […]
AI-Generated Image. Â The Just Security website just published my article entitled “Nondelegation and Major Questions Doctrines Can Constrain Power Grabs by Presidents of Both Parties.” Here is an excerpt: On May 28, the U.S. Court of International Trade (CIT) issued a unanimous ruling against President Donald Trump’s massive “Liberation Day” tariffs, in a case […]
(NA) Verfassungsblog just published my article “The Nondelegation Case Against Trump’s New Travel Ban.” This site is a prominent German academic forum devoted to analysis of public law issues. Here is an excerpt from the article: Last week, President Donald Trump imposed a massive travel ban, barring nearly all immigration and other entry into the United […]
(NA) In a previous post, I responded to Prof. Jack Goldsmith’s critique of the recent US Court of International Trade decision striking down Donald Trump’s massive “Liberation Day” tariffs in a case brought by the Liberty Justice Center and myself. In this one, I respond to a critique by UC Berkelely law Prof. John Yoo. […]