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In March, members of Congress had a field day with the latest blunder by the Immigration and Naturalization Service: the mailing of visa approvals covering two of the Sept. 11 terrorists
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Dear Editor: Many readers of The New York Times Magazine savor Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist William Safire's instructional "On Language," where he weekly parses our e
By Charles Tiefer | November 13, 2000
Lawyers interested in the developing legal battle over just who won the Oval Office will be poring over some vital Florida law in the coming days. What they'll find is that Florida statutory a
By Jonathan M. Miller | February 24, 2003
On Feb. 5, the same day that Secretary of State Colin Powell appeared before the United Nations Security Council to demonstrate Iraq's noncompliance with U.N. resolutions to disarm, the
By Adam Freedman | June 20, 2005
The youngest billionaire, according to Forbes magazine, is Prince Albert von Thurn und Taxis. He made it on Forbes' list by inheriting $2 billion on his 18th birthday
By Richard W. Garnett | April 19, 2000
Many say -- with alarm or delight, depending on who's talking -- that a federalism revival is sweeping through constitutional law, courtesy of a narrow U.S. Supreme Court majority. Maybe so. The re
August 8, 2005
Specialized Courts Are Antidemocratic Dear Editor: I wish to express my reservations about the business court proposed under A-3544, passed by the Assembly on Jun
By Randolph J. May | July 3, 2002
In Federal Maritime Commission v. South Carolina State Ports Authority, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that state sovereign immunity extends to administrative agency adjudications.
October 23, 2006
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By Ronald D. Coleman | January 26, 2007
No one is free from bias of some sort or another, especially people who spend their time (paid or otherwise) writing opinions - whether in daily newspaper columns, legal newspapers or blogs, t
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