Jessica Levinson
MS NOW Columnist
Jessica Levinson, a professor at Loyola Law School, is the host of the “Passing Judgment” podcast. She is also the director of the Public Service Institute at Loyola Law School, director of Loyola’s Journalist Law School and former president of the Los Angeles Ethics Commission.
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Jessica Levinson
Live Nation’s settlement with the Justice Department could create some changes — just not seismic ones.
I’ve yet to interact with a teenager who seems happier, more self-confident or better adjusted because of their social media use.
Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s dissent reads like a roadmap for how a president can achieve much of what Trump wants.
This week’s Deadline: Legal Newsletter looks at Texas law designed to punish companies for looking at the environmental and social consequences of their decisions.
St. Clair’s lawsuit says xAI’s chatbot Grok is a public threat — like air pollution or lead paint. That argument seems unlikely to be a winner in court.
As odd as it seems, it may actually be advantageous for Nicolás Maduro to argue that he was acting in his capacity as head of state.
The president’s executive order requires that the attorney general establish an AI Litigation Task Force to challenge state restrictions.
Though career prosecutors apparently concluded there wasn’t enough evidence to charge James Comey and Letitia James, and a judge threw out their indictments, don’t expect President Donald Trump’s administration to give up.
If a judge allows Trump to federalize the National Guard in one state and send it to another, the safeguards are off when it comes to a president’s ability to take control of the National Guard.
It appears that the Trump administration is losing — for a second time — its argument that it has the power to issue sweeping tariffs .
