Taming Leviathan
New Civil Liberties AllianceArticles from NCLA’s leading experts on major court decisions, the latest antics of the Administrative State, and what it means for due process, self-government, and the rule of law.
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From the Gallery: Beaird v. United States and the Future of Stinson Deference in a Post-Loper Bright World
Last week, I sat in the Supreme Court as the Justices heard argument in Beaird v. United States, No. 25-5343, after having worked on NCLA’s amicus brief in support of petitioner. This case asks whether federal courts must defer to the Sente...
United States v. Kyle: The Fourth Amendment Catches Up to Automatic License Plate Readers
Last week, in United States v. Kyle, a judge on the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma granted a motion to suppress evidence collected through an automatic license plate reader (ALPR) system.[1] After following defend...
A Court-Picked Prosecutor the President Can't Fire? One Court Said That’s Fine, But the Constitution Says No
On July 15, the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington appointed Roger Rogoff as the district’s U.S. Attorney. Less than an hour after Rogoff was sworn in, President Trump fired him.
Rogoff promptly sued—in that same co...
A Maryland Synagogue Fights for the Right to Protect Its Members, Inside and On the Way There
Montgomery County, Maryland, forbids anyone to carry a firearm in a house of worship—even a person the state has licensed to carry a gun, and even with the congregation’s blessing. It also forbids carrying within 100 yards of any house of w...
Grading E.O. 14219’s Hard to Measure Deregulatory Efforts
A year and a half has passed since President Trump issued Executive Order 14219, but the Administrative State remains. The E.O., and its accompanying memorandum, required agencies to review their regulations and “identify unlawful and poten...
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