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The Supreme Court in Hiibel v. Sixth Judicial District Court of Nevada held that a state “stop-and-identify” statute that requires a detainee to disclose his name during a lawful Terry stop does not v...
The Supreme Court’s recent interventions have constrained the president’s Article II claim to deploy military forces domestically, signaling that such deployments are “exceptional,” subject to statuto...
“Jane Doe v. Trump” is not a single case but a label used in multiple distinct lawsuits against Donald J. Trump and his administration across years; the record through 2025 therefore contains several ...
Courts have a mixed but well‑charted record when state convictions of high‑profile federal officeholders are challenged: the U.S. Supreme Court can review state‑court interpretations of federal law (d...
Lower federal appellate courts frequently checked President Obama’s unilateral actions, upholding injunctions or siding with challengers in major cases such as the Fifth Circuit’s stay of DAPA/DACA ex...
The legal framework for presidential deployment of the National Guard centers on a mix of federal statutes (notably 10 U.S.C. § 12406 and related Title 32/Title 10 authorities), the Posse Comitatus Ac...
The record shows a small set of prominent private lawyers and state-side counsel led the most visible separation‑of‑powers fights in 2020–2021: and allied private firms for Seila Law in 2020, and stat...