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Harvard Opposes Plaintiffs’ Motion To Remain Unnamed in Kestenbaum Suit

The Harvard Crimson 02 Apr 2025
According to Eugene Volokh, professor emeritus at the University of California Los Angeles School of Law and an expert in pseudonymity in litigation, courts typically consider a number of factors when ...
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DEI at universities will continue despite feigned compliance with Trump policies

Daily Bulletin 02 Apr 2025
Could this be resolved by holding universities accountable for their failure to comply? Prospective faculty should be encouraged to sue perhaps, like a case last year that cited Eugene Volokh, a white ...
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IRS whistleblowers vindicated, fight crime to fight gangs and other commentary

New York Post 23 Mar 2025
From the right. IRS Whistleblowers Vindicated ... Strassel ... Liberal ... Eugene Volokh at The Volokh Conspiracy notes that Chief Justice John Roberts “did not say a word about” the push to impeach his colleagues Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas, or about Sen.
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L.A. City Council seeks crackdown on the N-word and C-word at meetings

The Los Angeles Times 22 Mar 2025
At times, the use of racist words has led to disruptions between audience members, he said ... Eugene Volokh, professor of law emeritus at UCLA School of Law, voiced doubts that the proposal would survive a constitutional challenge.
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Laurel Libby’s lawsuit is unprecedented test of Maine legislative rules

Bangor Daily News 17 Mar 2025
Eugene Volokh, a University of California, Los Angeles law professor and a senior fellow at the right-leaning Hoover Institution at Stanford University, said Friday he thinks Fecteau’s actions violated the First Amendment based on a 1966 U.S.
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Strawser | Dear ASSU: Be the leaders the Trump era calls for

Stanford Daily 13 Mar 2025
The ASSU must realize that, while AdHoc Committee member and Hoover Institution Senior Fellow Eugene Volokh attempts to distance the University’s actions from President Trump, the threats to students’ rights and existence are indisputable ... .
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