The Supreme Court recently accepted two partisan gerrymandering appeals stemming from Maryland and North Carolina. Read more here.
Two members of Congress from New York have filed a bill to restore the state-and-local tax deduction that was capped by the 2017 tax…
Australian National University's Federal Law Review has issued a collection of articles focused on federalism in "deeply divided societies" such as Nepal, Papua New Guinea, and Malaysia. Read…
The Brennan Center for Justice has published a series of case summaries of recently filed lawsuits challenging the Commerce Department's decision to add a citizenship question…
In an introduction to an article collection about climate-change localism, James E. Salzman writes that the federal government should take the lead in a…
Australian National University's Federal Law Review has issued a collection of articles focused on federalism in "deeply divided societies" such as Nepal, Papua New Guinea, and Malaysia. Read…
The Brennan Center for Justice has published a series of case summaries of recently filed lawsuits challenging the Commerce Department's decision to add a citizenship question…
In an introduction to an article collection about climate-change localism, James E. Salzman writes that the federal government should take the lead in a…
Liz Farmer examines the ways that the federal shutdown could affect states and localities. Read more here.
Joshue Zoffer proposes a federalism-based avoidance canon of construction to help courts identify and deal consistently with conflicts between the Federal Rules of Civil…
Denise Grab and Michael A. Livermore contend that the Trump administration's effort to weaken federal environmental protections will likely undermine state environmental policymaking. Read more…
A group of scholars write that Nepal's shift to federalism offers several opportunities for the national healthcare system. The authors trace how the system…
Jaweed Kaleem applauds the recently passed federal First Step Act, but argues that its impact will be minimal because most crimes are prosecuted at…
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