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Major Lawsuit Challenges the Constitutionality of Dodd-Frank

By Hans Bader,
June 21, 2012

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Under Legal Attack Over Broad Powers

By CEI Staff,
June 21, 2012

Conservative Groups and Bank Challenge Consumer Bureau

By CEI Staff,
June 21, 2012

Why Dodd-Frank Is Unconstitutional

By CEI Staff,
June 21, 2012

Texas Bank to Take Lead in CFPB Lawsuit

By CEI Staff,
June 21, 2012

New York Court Nixes Challenge to Carbon Market

By CEI Staff,
June 13, 2012

The Role of the Avoidance Canon in the Roberts Court and the Implications of Its Inconsistent Application in the Court’s Decisions

By Hans Bader,
June 1, 2012

Two Questions for Law Schools About the Future Boundaries of the Legal Profession

By Hans Bader,
June 1, 2012

Obamacare’s Constitutional Defects, First Amendment Division

By Hans Bader,
May 22, 2012

Medical Roundup

By Hans Bader,
May 21, 2012

'People's Rights Amendment' Would Knock Out People's Rights

By Hans Bader,
May 17, 2012

From Watergate to Wedgiegate

By Hans Bader,
May 15, 2012

Education Roundup

By Hans Bader,
May 9, 2012

Why You Should Stop Attending Diversity Training

By Hans Bader,
May 2, 2012

Law Schools Begin to Shrink

By Hans Bader,
May 1, 2012

Ambulance Chasers Feast on Americans with Disabilities Act Claims

By Hans Bader,
April 23, 2012

Ambulance Chasers Feast on Americans with Disabilities Act Claims

By Hans Bader,
April 23, 2012

“Structuring”: Who Can Get Away With It, and Who Can’t

By Hans Bader,
April 20, 2012

The Times Covers ADA Filing Mills

By Hans Bader,
April 18, 2012

On College Campuses, Title IX Transforms Response to Sexual Assault, But Not Without Critics

By Hans Bader,
April 17, 2012