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Historical Analogies in Second and Seventh Amendment Cases--And Analogies More Generally

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By Michael C. Dorf
| Dorf on Law
A recent Fifth Circuit decision, Texas Tobacco Barn v. US Dep't of Health & Human Services, was handed down two years to the day after the Supreme Court decision it applied to hold that agency proceedings within the FDA resulting in civil penalties violate the Seventh Amendment.
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Is the Roberts Court Hyperopic or Willfully Blind?

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By Michael C. Dorf
| Dorf on Law
[N.B. The following essay was first published on SCOTUSblog. The version below includes one additional paragraph and some formatting that do not appear in the SCOTUSblog version.] Speaking at a Federalist Society event the day the Supreme Court wrapped up its latest term, attorney Kannon Shanmugam described an “emerging theme” in the case results. “On issues of . . .
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Is the Roberts court hyperopic or willfully blind?

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By Michael C. Dorf
| SCOTUSblog Verified
SCOTUS OUTSIDE OPINIONSCommentary (Mehmet Eser/Anadolu via Getty Images) Please note that SCOTUS Outside Opinions constitute the views of outside contributors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of SCOTUSblog or its staff. Speaking at a Federalist Society event the day the Supreme Court wrapped up its latest term, attorney Kannon Shanmugam described an “emerging theme” in the case results. “On issues of . . .
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