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The Legality of Biden's OSHA Vaccine Mandate for American Workers - JURIST - Commentary

On November 16 the US Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati  was randomly selected by the Multi-district Litigation Panel in Washington, DC to decide whether the Biden Administration s vaccine. ....

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James J. Brudney | Fordham

Law School Full time faculty James J. Brudney ....

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Texas and Trump: The Case of Ohio's Attorney General David Yost - JURIST - Commentary


Professor Mark R. Brown, the Newton D. Baker/Baker and Hostetler Chair at Capital University Law School in Columbus, Ohio, discusses the case of Ohio Attorney General David Yost and his actions supporting the claim of President Trump and Texas over irregular votes ..
Texas v. Pennsylvania, Ohio’s Attorney General, David Yost, and its Solicitor General, Ben Flowers, lent support to Texas’s fanciful claim that Pennsylvania’s, Wisconsin’s, Michigan’s and Georgia’s presidential votes favoring Joe Biden were somehow “tainted” by the illegal “rewriting” of election laws by State courts and local election officials. These “alterations,” Yost charged, cause “serious post-election problems,” so much so that the unprecedented use of the Supreme Court’s original jurisdiction was warranted. ....

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