Your daily ration of civil justice rationing
The numbers just keep getting worse when it comes to legal representation for those unaccompanied children coming to the U.S. border seeking refuge. According to Syracuse University’s Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, some 32 percent of unaccompanied immigrant children have… Read More
Access to a lawyer and location of their case is very much more likely to determine the fate of “Border Kids” than laws or other factors, according to a POLITICO analysis that found a “very uneven brand of… Read More
As the United States punts on its obligation to deal with asylum seeking children on its southern border, a new NPR report follows up on the story of  Jose, no last name or country used for fear of… Read More
While the U.S. Supreme Court decision on Colorado’s “Amazon tax” law focused on decades-old decisions on how much federal regulation can reach into state taxation, it also tackled the idea of federal courts being “more fair” to out-of-state… Read More
A high-profile Arizona murder case is bringing calls for immigration court reform, especially increasing capacity for the Justice Departmentâs process. In an editorial, the Arizona Republic newspaper called for less focus on a border fence, for example, in… Read More
