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Getting Over the New Deal with Janus

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The real lesson of Janus is that the Court is no longer infatuated with the National Labor Relations Act and its doctrinal baggage.

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Beyond Janus: Revisiting the Unified Bar

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The era of Lathrop’s “goose-stepping brigades” is about to end.

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After Janus, What’s Next?

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The era of government-compelled financial support of public sector unions is finally over.

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A National Test for our Constitutional Rights

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The Supreme Court should test laws against rights in a consistent way, and one way to this is to evaluate whether laws actually meet an essential objective.

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Will the Janus Case Strike the Deathblow to Public Sector Unions?

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A badly-flawed precedent is about to get KO’d in a rematch of a contest that last ended in a draw.

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