Constitutional Law,
Government,
Immigration
Mar. 16, 2018
Sanctuary and Supremacy
Professor Josh Blackman (South Texas College of Law) takes measure of the DOJ's constitutional arguments in its suit challenging California's laws protecting undocumented immigrants; plus, Gerald Maatman (Seyfarth Shaw) assesses Tinder's arguments that its variable pricing model isn't a civil rights violation, as the dating app company seeks Cal. Supreme Court review.
Josh Blackman
South Texas College of LawGerald L. Maatman Jr.
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