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Short Circuit 359 | Net Neutrality Flip Flops

A lot going on this week, including a lot of Short Circuit news. On the law side we talk about two recent opinions, one from the Fourth Circuit and o…

11 months, 3 weeks ago

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Short Circuit 358 | Motte-and-Bailey Game

Can state officers simply come on your land and take samples of your dirt (and water) without a warrant? Well, it’s hard to know when the court abst…

11 months, 4 weeks ago

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Short Circuit 357 | Drama at the City Council Meeting

City council meetings are usually sparsely attended, low key, unwatched affairs. Except when they’re not. This week we have two cases where those in …

1 year ago

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Short Circuit 356 | Christmas Sweater Law

Seasons greetings from Short Circuit! While you’re enjoying your holiday week at the end of 2024 we’re giving you the content you need: Christmas swe…

1 year ago

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Short Circuit 355 | Civil Rights Reform in the States

IJ’s Anya Bidwell guest hosts this special episode to ask what states and local governments can do to better protect their citizens’ rights, particul…

1 year ago

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Short Circuit 354 | Grounds Increasingly Dubious

We start with a case that ticks a lot of Short Circuit boxes: eliminating governmental immunities, state constitutions, preliminary injunctions, conn…

1 year ago

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Short Circuit 353 | Jurisdictional Mavens

Notable—and quotable—Chicago lawyer Patrick Eckler joins us for a crash-course in Seventh Circuit paranoia (if you’re paranoid about jurisdictional q…

1 year ago

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Short Circuit 352 | Misinformation

We go online for some First Amendment content this week. First, IJ’s Jeff Redfern explains how the Eleventh Circuit concluded that CNN might be liabl…

1 year, 1 month ago

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Short Circuit 351 | State Court Shenanigans

A couple friends drop by this week who have overstayed their welcome: Rooker and Feldman. Together they make up the Rooker-Feldman doctrine, a weed t…

1 year, 1 month ago

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Short Circuit 350 | In rem Liechtenstein

Can the U.S. government use civil forfeiture in a U.S. court to take property in another country? One of IJ’s directors of our National Initiative to…

1 year, 1 month ago

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