Using the APA to Constrain Presidential Inaction Friday, January 29, 2016  |  Grace Knofczynski In a presentation earlier this fall at the University of Pennsylvania Law Review’s annual Symposium, Dan Walters recognized the potential constitutional problems of presidential inaction in light of the “take care” clause, but he argued that the Administrative Procedure Act provides the more useful framework for judicial review of non-enforcement… [read post]

Security Checks, Discrimination, and Jerusalem at the Supreme Court Thursday, July 9, 2015  | Grace Knofczynski The Supreme Court’s past term includes decisions affecting the rights of pregnant women in the workplace, the amount of pay workers can claim when subjected to security checks, the ways that those who feel discriminated in housing can win judicial relief, and the power of the executive branch to resist congressional assertions of authority over… [read post]