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Chiles v. Salazar: A “Dangerous Can of Worms” Threatening States’ Ability to Protect Children from Harm

Chiles v. Salazar: A “Dangerous Can of Worms” Threatening States’ Ability to Protect Children from Harm

In Chiles v. Salazar (2026), the Supreme Court reversed, 8-1, a lower-court decision allowing Colorado to enforce its law protecting minors from conversion therapy, defined as the use of talk-based...
American Constitutional Law in the Shadows

American Constitutional Law in the Shadows

The judiciary’s role in the American constitutional scheme, as Marbury v. Madison proclaimed, is to “say what the law is.” For other branches of government and the lower courts to...
The “New Normal” of Redistricting – Texas, California, and Perpetual Partisan Gamesmanship

The “New Normal” of Redistricting – Texas, California, and Perpetual Partisan Gamesmanship

A seismic shift has recently occurred around redistricting in the U.S. Gerrymandering – both partisan and racial — has often been decried for rigging elections. Yet the power of the...
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