Carson Turner
@carson-mt.bsky.social
Online Articles Editor at the UPenn Law Review.
Content editor at the Regulatory Review.
Writing about the law? Send me your takes!
Carsontu@penncareylaw.upenn.edu
Content editor at the Regulatory Review.
Writing about the law? Send me your takes!
Carsontu@penncareylaw.upenn.edu
Reposted by Carson Turner
Reposted by Carson Turner
perennial peeve
Bernie Sanders: I want to pass universal health care.
Debate moderators: How will you pay for it?
Ron DeSantis: I want a balanced budget amendment.
Debate moderators: No further questions, moving on
Bernie Sanders: I want to pass universal health care.
Debate moderators: How will you pay for it?
Ron DeSantis: I want a balanced budget amendment.
Debate moderators: No further questions, moving on
January 11, 2024 at 3:20 AM
perennial peeve
Bernie Sanders: I want to pass universal health care.
Debate moderators: How will you pay for it?
Ron DeSantis: I want a balanced budget amendment.
Debate moderators: No further questions, moving on
Bernie Sanders: I want to pass universal health care.
Debate moderators: How will you pay for it?
Ron DeSantis: I want a balanced budget amendment.
Debate moderators: No further questions, moving on
Still not certain what the major questions doctrine is? You’re in good company! Check out our latest Saturday Seminar for a quick history of the doctrine, what it means to different justices, and what it might mean for administrative law.
Lingering Questions About the Major Questions Doctrine | The Regulatory Review
Scholars discuss the origins, scope, and merits of the U.S. Supreme Court’s “major questions doctrine.”
www.theregreview.org
January 6, 2024 at 7:17 PM
Still not certain what the major questions doctrine is? You’re in good company! Check out our latest Saturday Seminar for a quick history of the doctrine, what it means to different justices, and what it might mean for administrative law.
Reposted by Carson Turner
If you ask someone today to name the builder of Hadrian's Wall, they would give you a funny look. But historical memory is odd, and right up to the 1800s we forgot who built it.
Until in 1840 John Hodgson, an obscure Northumbrian clergyman, published the LONGEST footnote in history... 1/22
Until in 1840 John Hodgson, an obscure Northumbrian clergyman, published the LONGEST footnote in history... 1/22
January 5, 2024 at 11:17 AM
If you ask someone today to name the builder of Hadrian's Wall, they would give you a funny look. But historical memory is odd, and right up to the 1800s we forgot who built it.
Until in 1840 John Hodgson, an obscure Northumbrian clergyman, published the LONGEST footnote in history... 1/22
Until in 1840 John Hodgson, an obscure Northumbrian clergyman, published the LONGEST footnote in history... 1/22