Isabella M. Ryan
@isabellaryan.bsky.social
Law Student, trying to learn. Red Sox fan, trying to be rational about my teams odds this year (and maybe next year?)
Thrilled to have my Comment published in ELJ, Vol. 74!
Ever wondered what can Medicaid Estate Recovery Programs (ERPs) teach us about federalism?
Check out: "Don't Go Changing to Try and Please Me: Understanding Sebelius via the Unconstitutional Coercion of Medicaid Estate Recovery Programs", recently published in Volume 74!
Check out: "Don't Go Changing to Try and Please Me: Understanding Sebelius via the Unconstitutional Coercion of Medicaid Estate Recovery Programs", recently published in Volume 74!
January 6, 2025 at 8:16 PM
Thrilled to have my Comment published in ELJ, Vol. 74!
Everything Is a Major Question Now (Except....)
What we may see, as feared, is the "Dobbs-ification" of transgender rights, or sex discrimination law more broadly, with the conservative justices saying they must remain "neutral" on matters of intense public debate and let states decide. A "too controversial!" loophole to constitutional rights.
December 4, 2024 at 6:34 PM
Everything Is a Major Question Now (Except....)
Reposted by Isabella M. Ryan
What we may see, as feared, is the "Dobbs-ification" of transgender rights, or sex discrimination law more broadly, with the conservative justices saying they must remain "neutral" on matters of intense public debate and let states decide. A "too controversial!" loophole to constitutional rights.
December 4, 2024 at 6:23 PM
What we may see, as feared, is the "Dobbs-ification" of transgender rights, or sex discrimination law more broadly, with the conservative justices saying they must remain "neutral" on matters of intense public debate and let states decide. A "too controversial!" loophole to constitutional rights.