Public Policy

Can Citizens Sue Suncor for Ongoing Pollution Violations?
Regulatory & Administrative Law Can Citizens Sue Suncor for Ongoing Pollution Violations?

The persistent plume of industrial exhaust hovering over the northern Denver skyline serves as a constant reminder that environmental regulations often struggle to keep pace with operational reality. For years, the Suncor refinery in Commerce City has faced scrutiny for a series of air quality

Does the UK Asylum Overhaul Sacrifice Justice for Speed?
Regulatory & Administrative Law Does the UK Asylum Overhaul Sacrifice Justice for Speed?

The British government’s latest strategy to overhaul its asylum framework represents one of the most radical departures from established legal traditions seen in recent decades. Facing an unprecedented backlog that is projected to reach approximately 80,000 cases by the end of the current year,

Are State Laws More Effective at Regulating Frontier AI?
Corporate & Financial Law Are State Laws More Effective at Regulating Frontier AI?

The rapid acceleration of generative intelligence has outpaced the slow-moving machinery of national and international governance, leaving a vacuum that is increasingly filled by state-level legislatures. While global leaders gather in opulent European capitals to sign non-binding declarations and

Kansas and Missouri Expand Local Immigration Enforcement
Civil Law Kansas and Missouri Expand Local Immigration Enforcement

The legislative landscape across the American Midwest has undergone a radical transformation as local jurisdictions in Kansas and Missouri embrace unprecedented authority to enforce federal immigration mandates within their borders. This evolution is primarily facilitated through the expansion of

Does Fast-Track Permitting Threaten Southern Waterways?
Regulatory & Administrative Law Does Fast-Track Permitting Threaten Southern Waterways?

The rapidly expanding landscape of energy infrastructure across the American South has reached a critical juncture where the speed of industrial development frequently clashes with the essential need to preserve the region's unique and fragile aquatic ecosystems. This ongoing struggle has moved

Can Trump Weaponize the FCC to Revoke Broadcast Licenses?
Corporate & Financial Law Can Trump Weaponize the FCC to Revoke Broadcast Licenses?

The Intersection of Executive Power and Media Regulation The potential transformation of the Federal Communications Commission from a neutral administrative body into a tool for executive retaliation has sent shockwaves through the multibillion-dollar media sector. For decades, the commission

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