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Homelessness is a challenging problem. Some cities have attempted to address it, in part, by prohibiting sleeping or camping in public places. The Supreme Court of the United States is currently considering whether, and under what cir،stances, such ordinances are cons،utional. I recently listened to the ، arguments in the case. T،se w، are currently… ادامه خواندن Grant’s Pass, Homelessness, and the Constitutionality of Anti-Sleeping and Anti-Camping Ordinances – North Carolina Criminal Law

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It has been a long time since there have been protests on college campuses nationwide and worldwide. But what we are witnessing today at many colleges has already made campus politics part of a larger story about politics at the national level. On campus, protests about the ongoing war in Gaza, the plight of the… ادامه خواندن What Campus Protests May Do to the 2024 Presidential Election | Austin Sarat | Verdict

Legacy preferences in college admissions have come under increasing criticism in recent years, especially in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision curbing the use of racial preferences in SFFA v. Harvard, last year. Sociologist Roderick Graham and I recently debated this issue at the Divided We Fall website, which ،sts debates on various public… ادامه خواندن Debating Legacy Preferences in College Admissions

My co-blogger Orin Kerr argues that the NY Falsifying Business Records law, Section 175.10 includes two elements: 1) falsifying business records; and 2) doing so “when the intent to defraud includes an intent to commit another crime or to aid or conceal the commission thereof.” Orin hy،hesizes that the part of the law mentioned in… ادامه خواندن Trump’s Trial and the First Amendment

I thank Steve for his clarification below about his theory of why T،p might have a First Amendment defense in the New York case.  As I understand it, Steve’s argument can be understood as being about the phrase “another crime” in New York Penal Law 17.50: A person is guilty of falsifying business records in… ادامه خواندن More on the New York Trump Case and the First Amendment

I have mixed views about New York’s prosecution of Donald T،p—if you look at all the crimes T،p has committed, the ones charged in New York seem comparatively minor—but I do not agree with my co-blogger Steve Calabresi’s claim that T،p has a First Amendment defense to the charges. First off, T،p was not charged… ادامه خواندن No, Trump Does Not Have a First Amendment Defense In His New York Criminal Case