Updates | The Week of April 17, 2017

Democratic state attorneys general are leading the fight to preserve the EPA’s Clean Power Plan against the Trump administration (The Hill).

States’ requiring political candidates to publically disclose tax returns to get on the ballot violates the Equal Protection Clause, Gerard Magliocca writes at Concurring Opinions.

Fearing a DOJ crackdown on marijuana companies, legalization advocates are pushing Congress to pass legislation protecting companies that follow state law (The Hill).

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