Supreme Court recognizes Consent-Based Theory for General Personal Jurisdiction in Mallory v. Norfolk Southern Railway Co.
SLS professors analyze students for fair admissions decisions after affirmative action
Race-based affirmative action has been an imperfect yet important element in generating diverse college classes since the 1960s. Affirmative action finds its roots in Executive Order 10925 issued by President […]
Supreme Court clarifies “undue hardship” standard for Title VII religious accommodation claims
ESG for Infrastructure Projects
Manufacturers need to review their policies and practices regarding accommodation due to the new standard for religious accommodations.
Fifth Circuit Exempts LGBTQ+ Discrimination Cases from Religious Exemption
What Does Affirmative Action’s Death Knell Mean for Employers?
New Book from SLS’s Michael McConnell Argues the Establishment Clause Should Promote Pluralism, not Secularism
The Establishment Clause of the First Amendment, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion,” has inspired two centuries of political debate and reams of case law. A […]
Bernadette M. Meyler, Stanford University, on the Court’s Loan Forgiveness decision in Biden v. Nebraska
Biden v. Nebraska, which struck down President Biden’s effort to cancel student loans under the HEROES Act, bears hallmarks of longstanding tendencies of Chief Justice Roberts’ jurisprudence as well as […]