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Frederick M. Lawrence

Frederick M. Lawrence

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politics, poverty sex work, income finance, central banks tech,economics

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Total articles 47

  • The Battle over the Past

    By Marilyn Cooper, Frederick M. Lawrence, Mike De Socio Verified, Naveen Mahesh| aacu.org@ Presidential races usually focus squarely on the future of the United States. But from furor over positive depictions of slavery to conflicts about reparations, heated arguments about Black history have played a surprisingly large role in the 2024 election cycle—sometimes garnering as much attention as disagreements about the economy, health care, or future Supreme Court appointments.

    By Marilyn Cooper, Frederick M. Lawrence, Mike De Socio Verified, Naveen Mahesh · aacu.org

    Dec. 11, 2023

  • Standing Requirement Is a Bulwark Against Judicial Overreach

    By Frederick M. Lawrence| Bloomberg Law Verified The US Supreme Court had two major questions to answer in the cases challenging the Biden administration’s plan to reduce student debt—and it got both wrong. The high court considered the right of these plaintiffs to bring the challenge and authority of the Department of Education to implement debt relief. In striking down debt relief, the court signaled a continued path towards an overreaching court at the expense of elected branches of government.

    By Frederick M. Lawrence · Bloomberg Law

    Jul. 05, 2023

  • The Battle over the Past

    By Marilyn Cooper, Frederick M. Lawrence, Mike De Socio Verified, Naveen Mahesh| aacu.org@ Presidential races usually focus squarely on the future of the United States. But from furor over positive depictions of slavery to conflicts about reparations, heated arguments about Black history have played a surprisingly large role in the 2024 election cycle—sometimes garnering as much attention as disagreements about the economy, health care, or future Supreme Court appointments.

    By Marilyn Cooper, Frederick M. Lawrence, Mike De Socio Verified, Naveen Mahesh · aacu.org

    Dec. 11, 2023

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