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Home » Subscription » 2015 » June

Dan Farber   June 29, 2015

Interpreting Michigan v. EPA

The opinion seems likely to have very limited repercussions.

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Ann Carlson   June 29, 2015

MATS Rules Declared Invalid in Michigan v. EPA, 5-4

Opinion by Scalia Based on Meaning of “Appropriate”

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Dan Farber   June 29, 2015

Mercury Rising: The Court Reverses EPA’s Regulation

This was not a great decision for EPA, but it could have been much worse.

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Ann Carlson   June 28, 2015

Will Obama Get a Fourth Major Victory Tomorrow in Michigan v. EPA?

Decision Expected Tomorrow, Written by Someone Other than Scalia

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Ann Carlson   June 25, 2015

Justice Roberts Relied on Utility Air Regulatory Group in Upholding Obama Subsidies

The Chief Uses Scalia’s Words Against Him and I Can’t Resist Saying “I Told You So”

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Ann Carlson   June 24, 2015

What’s at Stake in Michigan v. EPA, the U.S. Supreme Court Hazardous Air Pollutant Case?

Decision expected in next few days

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Dan Farber   June 24, 2015

The Horse Manifesto

“The Law of the Horse” is a disparaging term for a legal field. We should embrace it.

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Jonathan Zasloff   June 23, 2015

Drought and the Supreme Court

Does the Court’s Decision in the Raisin Case Imperil Water Management?

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Richard Frank   June 22, 2015

Breaking News: Supreme Court Rules Federal Agricultural Program a Taking

Justices Uphold California Raisin Growers’ Fifth Amendment Challenge

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Cara Horowitz   June 19, 2015

Why Paris won’t be Copenhagen

Christiana Figueres, head of the UN climate convention, makes the argument at UCLA

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