Kind of treat. My good friend and sometime ago author has written what will surely be considered the definitive account of a onceinalifetime case, the constitutional challenge to obamacare. Not the definitive academic treatment on the Supreme Court ruling, let alone its indications for health care policy, but the inside story of a legal and political tugofwar that embroiled all three branches of government. The book was the wall street journal calls excellent offers unrivaled access to the key Decision Makers based on interviews with more than 100 people lived the journey. Academics to my attorneys and activists. Now, 14 months have passed since chief Justice John Roberts made obamacare individual mandate attacks. I was in the courtroom that fateful day in day and my emotions could recycle through shock, denial, anger, and a depression. [laughter] before settling into the bargaining stage of grieving. Still not over. To be sure, as i am sure randy will discuss, the decision was a const
Democracy. The question is, are we there yet . It seems like we have reached an Inflection Point about privacy. More people are concerned about the issue. We could see it covered in the press more. A computing factor was the petraeus affair about for which this event is case. It seems like in the case, the fbi did have warrant. The investigation made people realize that emails were not that private. Privacy advocates took advantage of that moment to put forth the concerns they had talked about for years. Two other things that happened over the last year, which have privacy at the Center Agenda one is the decision of the u. S. Supreme court in the jones case where the court found attaching a gps device to a car for tracking movement for months was not like following someone on the public highways. We have seen articles in the press about the eyes in the skies, Surveillance Drones hovering over cities that zoom from 20,000 feet to a sixinch object on the ground. These issues are part of
By Daniel Wiessner (Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court on Friday rejected the Biden administration's bid to revive its directive that schools allow transgender students to use bathrooms and locker rooms and to join sports teams that align with their g.
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