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The Sherman Act: Monopoly Isn't Illegal. What Google Did Was.  §  Does Underfunding Public Defenders Violate the Sixth Amendment?  §  The Clean Water Act: Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency  §  When the Rent Goes Up the Day You Leave  §  Can Existing Election Laws Address AI-Generated Misinformation?  §  Does the Fourteenth Amendment Permit Birthright Citizenship: Trump v. Barbara  §  Why Environmental Law Matters More Than Ever  §  Do Geofence Warrants Violate the Fourth Amendment?  §  The Sherman Act: Monopoly Isn't Illegal. What Google Did Was.  §  Does Underfunding Public Defenders Violate the Sixth Amendment?  §  The Clean Water Act: Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency  §  When the Rent Goes Up the Day You Leave  §  Can Existing Election Laws Address AI-Generated Misinformation?  §  Does the Fourteenth Amendment Permit Birthright Citizenship: Trump v. Barbara  §  Why Environmental Law Matters More Than Ever  §  Do Geofence Warrants Violate the Fourth Amendment?  §  

Antitrust Law · Corporate Law · Technology Law · Civil Law

The Sherman Act: Monopoly Isn't Illegal. What Google Did Was.

Monopoly power itself isn't illegal—how a company gets and keeps it is. Two landmark rulings against Google test what the century-old Sherman Act can actually still deter.

By Luke Wilson · Aug 17

The Sherman Act: Monopoly Isn't Illegal. What Google Did Was.

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Does Underfunding Public Defenders Violate the Sixth Amendment?

Constitutional Law · Sixth Amendment · Fourteenth Amendment · Right to Counsel · Due Process

Does Underfunding Public Defenders Violate the Sixth Amendment?

By Camrynn Manento · Aug 9

The Clean Water Act: Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency

Environmental Law · Property Rights

The Clean Water Act: Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency

By Veen Saleh · Jul 31

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