Richard Grayson letter in New York Times: "The Justices Rule on the Health Law"

Today, Friday, June 26, 2015, Richard Grayson has a letter in the New York Times, "The Justices Rule on the Health Law."

On the First Monday in October, Don't Forget to Turn Back Your Clock 100 Years

Former constitutional history professors like us are always interested in the cases appearing before the Supreme Court, whose new term begins on Monday. Adam Liptak, succeeding the retiring Linda Greenhouse as the New York Times's SCOTUS correspondent, gets in perhaps the funniest line we've read in a Times legal article in his Sunday roundup of the "lighter fare" on the Court's docket this year:

Federal courts in California have issued injunctions limiting the use of sonar in Navy training exercises off Southern California on the ground that it harms marine mammals. In Winter v. Natural Resources Defense Council, No. 07-1239, the Bush administration argues that the training is vital to national security and that the courts should not interfere.

In Summers v. Earth Island Institute, No. 07-463, the court will consider who has standing to challenge environmental regulations. Winter and Summers will be argued on Wednesday, and decisions are expected by the spring.

Richard Grayson letter in The New York Times: "Courts Can't End Veto Debate: New York's Penalty"

Richard Grayson has a letter in the New York Times today (February 18, 1998): "Courts Can't End Veto Debate: New York's Penalty."

Richard Grayson analyzes Romer v. Evans for the Human Rights Council of North Central Florida GUARDIAN

Richard Grayson analyzes Romer v. Evans, 116 S.Ct. 1620 (1996)(holding Colorado's anti-gay Amendment 2 unconstitutional as a violation of the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment) for the Human Rights Council of North Central Florida GUARDIAN's June 1996 issue (Volume 2, Number 2).

Richard Grayson column in Gainesville Sun advocates appointing Bill Clinton to U.S. Supreme Court

Richard Grayson has a column in the Gainesville Sun today (Saturday, July 30, 1994) advocating the appointment of Bill Clinton to the U.S. Supreme Court.