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Post date: Posted on: May 23, 2022
Post date: Posted on: March 9, 2022
At the China Law blog, Dan Harris advises on "how not to get China scammed":
Post date: Posted on: March 4, 2022
In Town and City magazine, a publication of the New Hampshire Municipal Association, Anna Cole analyzes the New Hampshire Supreme Court
Post date: Posted on: October 29, 2021
Legal Insurrection reports:
Post date: Posted on: August 26, 2019
Just a few weeks ago, we posted a whimsical piece on the possibility of criminal activity in the final frontier - and the jurisdictional issues that might arise as a result.
Post date: Posted on: July 12, 2019
At Mental Floss, Jake Rosen asks: "Who Has Jurisdiction for Crimes Committed in Space?"
Post date: Posted on: October 20, 2017
Via Coin World, a story about an unusual auction item: "Contemporary Counterfeit Ancient Aureus Sells in CNG Auction":
Post date: Posted on: September 25, 2017
In a podcast available on the Federalist Society website, Jim Harper and Orin Kerr discuss
Post date: Posted on: June 13, 2017
In an article for the StarTribune, Edward J.
Post date: Posted on: March 7, 2017
At National Review, Andrew McCarthy writes about the history, and what he regards as the extreme inherent injustice, of the "responsible officer doctrine," which allows corporate officers to be prosecuted for criminal acts of their companies, regardless of whether they participated in or even kne