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"But What About My Goats?": The Roman Poet Martial on Lawyers

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By Eugene Volokh
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From the Encyclopaedia Londinensis or, Universal dictionary of arts, sciences, and literature; Volume XIV; Edited by Wilkes, John. (London 1816), via Wikimedia I was recently reminded of one of the Epigrams of the Roman poet Martial (Marcus Valerius Martialis, colloquially pronounced in English as "Marshall").
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Claim That State Employee Was Unconstitutionally Demoted "Because She Did Not Share" Education Agency's Views on Race Can Go Forward

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By Eugene Volokh
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In 2018, Becky Spengler started working as a special education administrator in Wisconsin. A couple years into the role, her supervisors pushed her and the rest of her team to adopt an "equity mindset," which required everyone to interrogate their implicit racial biases and privileges. Spengler understood the demand differently. She thought she had to believe that all white people—and only white people—are naturally racist.
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Banning Parents from Possessing Guns Because Their Child Has Described Thoughts of "Harming Herself Using a Rope" Violated Second Amendment

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By Eugene Volokh
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Dennis and Lisa Wysocki were issued New York State pistol licenses by the Nassau County Police Department's ("NCPD") Pistol License Section ("PLS") in September 2017 and February 2021 respectively. In 2022, both applied for and were issued unrestricted concealed-carry pistol licenses. The Wysockis live with their minor daughter, who was in middle school in February 2023.
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