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    • Charles S. Doskow

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    Dean Emeritus and Professor of Law
    University of La Verne College of Law



    Email: dosklaw@aol.com

    Charles S. Doskow is a past president of the Inland Empire Chapter of the Federal Bar Association, and in 2012 was awarded the chapter's Erwin Chemerinsky Defender of the Constitution award.

    Harvard Law School



    Columns
    Title Category Published
    Wife’s right to individuality unlikely to lead to Justice Thomas’ recusal Ethics/Professional Responsibility, U.S. Supreme Court Mar. 30, 2022
    Church attendance ruling not likely to have much influence 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court May 29, 2020
    Senate rules of procedure for impeachment trials Dec. 17, 2019
    The ongoing battle for Trump’s tax returns Constitutional Law, Government, Tax Sep. 26, 2019
    All this over a two-bit gun case Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Sep. 9, 2019
    Net neutrality and the US Constitution Administrative/Regulatory, Constitutional Law, Government Oct. 15, 2018
    Sports betting and the creation of the Constitution Constitutional Law, Entertainment & Sports, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 11, 2018
    Admission of guilt by counsel leads to new rule of constitutional law Constitutional Law, Criminal, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 6, 2018
    Sanctuary city battle is heating up 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Constitutional Law, Government, Immigration, U.S. Supreme Court Jan. 16, 2018
    Closing the doors to the courthouse Books, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law Apr. 25, 2017
    'Faithless electors' pay for deviating from voters' wishes Constitutional Law, Government Mar. 21, 2017
    No excuse for failure to recuse Constitutional Law, Judges and Judiciary, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 16, 2016
    Attacks on minority voting will continue Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Apr. 21, 2016
    Thomas stands firm for Scalia Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Mar. 10, 2016
    Eyebrows raise with 'take care' question Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Feb. 11, 2016
    Surprising alliance on campaign speech Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court May 6, 2015
    When a state stops a major federal initiative in its tracks Administrative/Regulatory, Constitutional Law, Immigration, U.S. Supreme Court Apr. 29, 2015
    Judges have free speech rights, too Constitutional Law, Judges and Judiciary, U.S. Supreme Court Oct. 25, 2014
    That's $23.6 billion — with a 'b' Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jul. 24, 2014
    Best test for campaign speech is ballot box Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 20, 2014
    A state-sponsored 'ministry of truth' Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court May 1, 2014
    Lower courts sorting out decision in Heller Constitutional Law Mar. 8, 2014
    Missouri lawmakers make last stand to void federal legislation Constitutional Law, Government, U.S. Supreme Court Sep. 5, 2013
    Why pray before a town hall meeting? Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 5, 2013
    Justices still considering whether to take up establishment case Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court May 25, 2013
    The Filibuster Rule: Past Practice Should Not Preclude Proper Process Government Apr. 13, 2011
    Tattoo Parlors: Protected by First Amendment, Not Accepted by Society 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Constitutional Law Oct. 1, 2010
    Free Speech Remains Free, No Matter How Unpopular the Message 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Aug. 27, 2010
    Privacy in the Workplace Constitutional Law, Labor/Employment, U.S. Supreme Court Jan. 7, 2010
    A Blow for Freedom of Speech Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Oct. 24, 2009
    In Medellin Case, U.S. Turned a Cold Shoulder to International Law International Law Jan. 30, 2009
    Institutional Advertising Must Be Factually Accurate Constitutional Law May 31, 2002
    Divide and Conquer Constitutional Law Jun. 7, 2001
    Sweat Expression Labor/Employment Feb. 1, 2001

    Verdicts & Settlements
    Case Name Topic Role Published
    Jean-Nathaniel Courtens, individually and dba Cinepro Productions v. Michael McCann, individually and dba Alter Images Contracts Defendant Apr. 10, 1999
    Title Category Published
    Wife’s right to individuality unlikely to lead to Justice Thomas’ recusal Ethics/Professional Responsibility, U.S. Supreme Court Mar. 30, 2022
    Church attendance ruling not likely to have much influence 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court May 29, 2020
    Senate rules of procedure for impeachment trials Dec. 17, 2019
    The ongoing battle for Trump’s tax returns Constitutional Law, Government, Tax Sep. 26, 2019
    All this over a two-bit gun case Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Sep. 9, 2019
    Net neutrality and the US Constitution Administrative/Regulatory, Constitutional Law, Government Oct. 15, 2018
    Sports betting and the creation of the Constitution Constitutional Law, Entertainment & Sports, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 11, 2018
    Admission of guilt by counsel leads to new rule of constitutional law Constitutional Law, Criminal, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 6, 2018
    Sanctuary city battle is heating up 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Constitutional Law, Government, Immigration, U.S. Supreme Court Jan. 16, 2018
    Closing the doors to the courthouse Books, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law Apr. 25, 2017
    'Faithless electors' pay for deviating from voters' wishes Constitutional Law, Government Mar. 21, 2017
    No excuse for failure to recuse Constitutional Law, Judges and Judiciary, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 16, 2016
    Attacks on minority voting will continue Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Apr. 21, 2016
    Thomas stands firm for Scalia Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Mar. 10, 2016
    Eyebrows raise with 'take care' question Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Feb. 11, 2016
    Surprising alliance on campaign speech Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court May 6, 2015
    When a state stops a major federal initiative in its tracks Administrative/Regulatory, Constitutional Law, Immigration, U.S. Supreme Court Apr. 29, 2015
    Judges have free speech rights, too Constitutional Law, Judges and Judiciary, U.S. Supreme Court Oct. 25, 2014
    That's $23.6 billion — with a 'b' Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jul. 24, 2014
    Best test for campaign speech is ballot box Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 20, 2014
    A state-sponsored 'ministry of truth' Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court May 1, 2014
    Lower courts sorting out decision in Heller Constitutional Law Mar. 8, 2014
    Missouri lawmakers make last stand to void federal legislation Constitutional Law, Government, U.S. Supreme Court Sep. 5, 2013
    Why pray before a town hall meeting? Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 5, 2013
    Justices still considering whether to take up establishment case Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court May 25, 2013
    The Filibuster Rule: Past Practice Should Not Preclude Proper Process Government Apr. 13, 2011
    Tattoo Parlors: Protected by First Amendment, Not Accepted by Society 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Constitutional Law Oct. 1, 2010
    Free Speech Remains Free, No Matter How Unpopular the Message 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Aug. 27, 2010
    Privacy in the Workplace Constitutional Law, Labor/Employment, U.S. Supreme Court Jan. 7, 2010
    A Blow for Freedom of Speech Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Oct. 24, 2009
    In Medellin Case, U.S. Turned a Cold Shoulder to International Law International Law Jan. 30, 2009
    Institutional Advertising Must Be Factually Accurate Constitutional Law May 31, 2002
    Divide and Conquer Constitutional Law Jun. 7, 2001
    Sweat Expression Labor/Employment Feb. 1, 2001
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