Elizabeth Slattery
Director of Constitutional Scholarship @PacificLegal. I love #SCOTUS, Jeopardy! & pizza (views are mine)
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1 month ago |
thederrick.com | Daniel Dew |Elizabeth Slattery
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decisions in West Virginia v. EPA, Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo and SEC v. Jarkesy have delivered a clear message: the administrative state has exceeded its constitutional bounds. The Trump administration is heeding that message with the announcement of an executive order directing agencies to focus the “limited enforcement resources” of the federal government on regulations that are “squarely authorized” by Congress.
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2 months ago |
dcjournal.com | Daniel Dew |Elizabeth Slattery
The Supreme Court’s recent decisions in West Virginia v. EPA, Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, and SEC v. Jarkesy have delivered a clear message: the administrative state has exceeded its constitutional bounds. The Trump administration is heeding that message with the announcement of an executive order on February 19 directing agencies to focus the “limited enforcement resources” of the federal government on regulations that are “squarely authorized” by Congress.
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Oct 23, 2024 |
heritage.org | Elizabeth Slattery
Are public employees who opt out of union membership free riders or compelled riders? That’s the issue now before the Supreme Court in an important First Amendment case. Mark Janus is an Illinois state employee who declined to join the local union. But he discovered that the state was deducting an “agency fee” from his paycheck to cover his share of the costs of collective bargaining. He soon found out that a 1977 Supreme Court case, Abood v.
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Sep 10, 2024 |
heritage.org | Elizabeth Slattery
How far can a state go to promote its views on abortion? Can it force crisis pregnancy centers that support women who face a difficult or unplanned pregnancy to advertise the state’s free abortion program? Can it mandate resource centers that provide counseling, education, and baby supplies to include in their ads a lengthy disclaimer in up to 13 languages? These are the issues the Supreme Court heard Tuesday in the case, National Institute of Family and Life Advocates v. Becerra.
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Sep 9, 2024 |
swordandscales.org | Eric Shear |Daniel Woislaw |Nicole W.C. Yeatman |Elizabeth Slattery
It was a cold night in Boston. A lone British sentry stood on a cobbled square covered in snow. He guarded the Custom House, where officers enforced British import and export duties. He was nervous. Tempers were high in the colonial city: British troops had been quartered there for two years, sent by King George III to keep the peace after Parliament issued yet another round of taxes. Bostonians bristled under the soldiers’ watch.
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