Daniel Lyons
@profdaniellyons.bsky.social
Professor & Associate Dean, Boston College Law School; Nonresident Senior Fellow, American Enterprise Institute. Telecom/Internet Law, Admin Law, Energy.
Seems to me that in a mixed motive case, a content neutral rationale shouldn't shield an explicit desire to regulate content.
January 17, 2025 at 4:30 PM
Seems to me that in a mixed motive case, a content neutral rationale shouldn't shield an explicit desire to regulate content.
Underinclusiveness analysis is good. I've long been concerned with 1A cases suggesting that if Congress can't completely fix a problem, it can do nothing.
But I think it's a problem that the Court ignored the content-based rationales in this mixed-motive case. Leaves room for future fig leaves.
But I think it's a problem that the Court ignored the content-based rationales in this mixed-motive case. Leaves room for future fig leaves.
January 17, 2025 at 4:20 PM
Underinclusiveness analysis is good. I've long been concerned with 1A cases suggesting that if Congress can't completely fix a problem, it can do nothing.
But I think it's a problem that the Court ignored the content-based rationales in this mixed-motive case. Leaves room for future fig leaves.
But I think it's a problem that the Court ignored the content-based rationales in this mixed-motive case. Leaves room for future fig leaves.
Congratulations!!!
December 13, 2024 at 10:21 PM
Congratulations!!!
Oh that sounds miserable. I hope you can get rest soon.
December 7, 2024 at 1:26 PM
Oh that sounds miserable. I hope you can get rest soon.
Our cat stays in our bedroom because the other cat will otherwise fight her. She keeps to herself during the day. But if I wake up during the night, she will immediately run up to my side of the bed and demand attention for 5-10 minutes. Then she will run away. Just enough to make sure I'm awake.
December 7, 2024 at 1:26 PM
Our cat stays in our bedroom because the other cat will otherwise fight her. She keeps to herself during the day. But if I wake up during the night, she will immediately run up to my side of the bed and demand attention for 5-10 minutes. Then she will run away. Just enough to make sure I'm awake.
If that's insufficient, Trump can give more time by declining to enforce the law.
Law only requires a divestiture that the president determines is sufficient to remove the app from Chinese government control. Trump doesn't want a ban. He'll look favorably on many offers. (2/2)
Law only requires a divestiture that the president determines is sufficient to remove the app from Chinese government control. Trump doesn't want a ban. He'll look favorably on many offers. (2/2)
December 6, 2024 at 8:16 PM
If that's insufficient, Trump can give more time by declining to enforce the law.
Law only requires a divestiture that the president determines is sufficient to remove the app from Chinese government control. Trump doesn't want a ban. He'll look favorably on many offers. (2/2)
Law only requires a divestiture that the president determines is sufficient to remove the app from Chinese government control. Trump doesn't want a ban. He'll look favorably on many offers. (2/2)