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August 8, 2026 Michael Phillips

Howell v. Maryland State Board of Elections: A Non Obstante Clause, a Missed Deadline, and an Unanswered Question of Maryland Constitutional Law

August 8, 2026August 8, 2026 Michael Phillips

Quasi-Judicial Immunity in Family Court: The Precedents Shielding Guardians Ad Litem and Evaluators From Civil Liability

August 2, 2026 Michael Phillips

The DOJ Just Walked Back Its Own ADA Guidance. Here’s What That Means for Disabled Americans.

March 3, 2026 Michael Phillips

Supreme Court Considers Emergency Application in Parental Rights Dispute Over California School Policies

February 24, 2026February 24, 2026 Michael Phillips

Prosecutorial Immunity and the Pleading Stage:

February 20, 2026 Michael Phillips

Supreme Court Reins In Executive Tariff Power

February 10, 2026February 10, 2026 Michael Phillips

Mathews v. Eldridge:

December 22, 2025 Michael Phillips

When Procedure Becomes Punishment

December 21, 2025 Michael Phillips

What Courts Owe You — Even If You’re Pro Se

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