New York Law Journal
...subvert federal securities law and the principles of federalism while undermining the congressional intent of establishing a uniform, national regulatory scheme. They are...
Although Consumer Financial Protection Bureau director Richard Cordray was not named in the suit where the D.C. Circuit ruled three appointments to the NLRB invalid, his recess appointment was made o
...persisted for more than two years. Republicans in Congress have clamored over whether DOJ officials intentionally misled congressional investigators who were looking into who...
...election results, exit polls and the changing composition of the electorate took Republicans by surprise. As a result, some GOP lawmakers now evince a similar...
...important, was the presidential and congressional elections in which President Barack...House of Representatives remained in Republican control. However, since...
...funds, 468 congressional elections and one presidential election, the political landscape remains remarkably unchanged. The House of Representatives continues to have a Republican majority, the...
...Amendment," one which, it just so happens, is consistent with modern Republican orthodoxy. According to Toobin, Scalia showed that originalism is "just another...
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