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Updates | The Week of July 17, 2017

Eve Levin  //  7/23/17  //  Topic Update

Litigation surrounding the immigration ban may portend the end of the strong form of the plenary-power doctrine, writes Margo Schlanger at SCOTUSblog.

Transgender students are turning to the courts for protection as the Department of Education withdraws its support for them (NYT).

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