Author: Morad Fakhimi
A “Variety of Views,” Adjudicating Sexual Immorality in the Age of Sexual Revolution
The younger Justice Harlan once said that obscenity cases have “produced a variety of views among the members of the Court unmatched in any other course of constitutional adjudication,” and that any effort to examine…
Fraud Convictions Without Regard to Economic Loss — Kousisis v. United States
In May of 2025, the Supreme Court issued its decision in Kousisis v. United States (No. 23-909). A number of federal fraud statutes prohibit devising or intending to devise schemes or artifices to defraud, or…
The Complexities of Suing the United States — Martin v. United States
The Complexities of Suing the United States – Martin v. United States The doctrine of sovereign immunity – which provides that the government cannot be sued without its express permission – dominates over the field…