2024–2025 Share Foreword The Government Still Knows How to Win at the Supreme Court By Thomas A. Berry Introduction Introduction By Thomas A. Berry Annual B. Kenneth Simon Lecture Best Meaning Interpretation By Hon. Neomi Rao Administrative Law Vindicating the Nondelegation Doctrine: FCC v. Consumers’ Research’s Four Perspectives on a “Principle Universally Recognized” By Larissa Whittingham Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County: A New Era in Federal Environmental Law By Damien M. Schiff and Charles Yates Vacatur as Complete Relief By Eli Nachmany Kennedy v. Braidwood Management: “The Inferior Officer” Clause Loses Some Bite By Thomas A. Berry and Charles Brandt Suing the Government Danger, Safety, and the Fourth Amendment: Barnes v. Felix By Matthew Cavedon Through the Federal Accountability Looking Glass By Patrick Jaicomo and Anya Bidwell Bill of Rights Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton: A Departure, But Not a Roadmap By Vera Eidelman Mahmoud v. Taylor By Cynthia F. Crawford Skrmetti’s Mistake By Ezra Young Next Year Looking Ahead: October Term 2025 By John Vecchione Latest Issues 2023–2024 2022–2023 2021–2022 2020–2021
Vindicating the Nondelegation Doctrine: FCC v. Consumers’ Research’s Four Perspectives on a “Principle Universally Recognized” By Larissa Whittingham
Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County: A New Era in Federal Environmental Law By Damien M. Schiff and Charles Yates
Kennedy v. Braidwood Management: “The Inferior Officer” Clause Loses Some Bite By Thomas A. Berry and Charles Brandt
