Argument Analysis: Justices Struggle To Define Boundaries of Anti-Injunction Act
In his latest contribution to SCOTUSblog, Professor Blaine Saito outlines the Argument Summary in CIC Services v. Internal Revenue Service.
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Chase Strangio ’10: The Extraordinary Historymakers of 2020
Congratulations to Chase Strangio ’10, deputy director for transgender justice at the ACLU, who has been named to Vanity Fair’s list of Extraordinary Historymakers of 2020!
Covid-19: EU Countries Spent Over €220m Stockpiling Remdesivir Despite Lack of Effectiveness, Finds Investigation
“The question for the European Commission is: why did it not have a contract with Gilead with an escape clause based on the Solidarity trial outcome?” Professor Brook Baker tells the British Medical Journal. “Regulators and authorities have an ongoing responsibility to ensure safety and efficacy.”
Reopening Schools Requires Better State Support
It is decades of disinvestment in the public education of our most vulnerable students that’s keeping students out of classrooms, not teachers unions or uninformed school boards disregarding the experts,” writes Professor Jared Nicholson in an op-ed for The Boston Globe.
The Real Reason Americans Aren’t Quarantining
We’ve had a lot more nudges than real, enforceable orders,” Professor Wendy Parmet tells The Atlantic.
LA Was Uniquely Vulnerable To This COVID Catastrophe. Here Is What Went Wrong
“There’s been a number of instances where restrictions have not been closely tailored to the evidence and haven’t been clearly communicated, which has opened the door to misinformation,” Professor Leo Beletsky, director of Northeastern Law’s Health in Justice Action Lab, tells the LA Times.
Extending Eviction Moratorium Would Finish Ralph Gants’s Last Project
Professor Deborah Ramirez talks to The Boston Globe about her work on the Massachusetts eviction crisis, a topic her late husband Chief Justice Ralph Gants considered the “largest civil rights, racial justice, and public health crisis that he had seen in his lifetime.”
Ginsburg’s Death Leaves Eight Justices to Deal With the Election
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg “was a predictable vote for fairness over process,” Professor Jeremy Paul Tells Bloomberg.
Pursuing Impeachment of President Trump: The Pros and Cons
Professor Daniel Medwed joins WGBH’s Morning Edition to discuss how the federal impeachment process works and obstacles that may stand in the way of an impeachment of the president.
Healey to Provide Settlement Money to Ease ER Boarding Crisis
Mass. AG Maura Healey ’98 has announced a $2.9 million grant program to address the boarding crisis in Massachusetts hospitals.