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Washington and Lee University School of Law
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University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School

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NJ Law Enforcement Face Covering Ban Illegal, DOJ Alleges

New Jersey’s ban on law enforcement face coverings, intended to prohibit immigration officials from conducting migrant raids anonymously, violates the US Constitution, the Justice Department said in a complaint filed Wednesday.

NJ Law Enforcement Face Covering Ban Illegal, DOJ Alleges

New Jersey’s ban on law enforcement face coverings, intended to prohibit immigration officials from conducting migrant raids anonymously, violates the US Constitution, the Justice Department said in a complaint filed Wednesday.

Trump's Executive Orders: How Much Legal Authority Do They Have?

Executive orders, from George Washington's first directive on, have been pivotal throughout US history. However, President Trump has used executive orders to advance his agenda in a more aggressive way than any president before him, prompting, at times, legal challenges and judicial intervention.

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Sheppard Adds 15-Lawyer Perkins Coie IP Litigation Team

Sheppard has hired a 15-lawyer intellectual property litigation team from Perkins Coie, continuing its aggressive buildout of its high-stakes patent litigation and trials practice, the firm said in a release on Thursday.

Exxon Texas Move Shows Shareholders, Not Cynics, Are in Control

Exxon Mobil Corp.’s proposal to reincorporate in Texas from New Jersey is a classic type of corporate governance plan. A recent commentary critiquing the move is little more than cynicism masquerading as scholarship, says Christopher Babcock of the Alliance for Corporate Excellence.

NY State Actions Show Prediction Markets Are Having a Moment

New York state’s new ban on state employees using private government information to trade on prediction markets does no harm, even if superfluous based on both existing New York and federal laws. It may even be beneficial to have the clarity that state employees can’t use information obtained through their job, writes Washington and Lee’s Melinda Roth.

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