1515 Commerce St.
Fort Worth, TX Tarrant County 76102
United States
Texas A&M University School of Law
qualified immunity, sovereign immunity, municipal liability, federal courts, constitutional law, civil rights, excessive force
constitutional rights, constitutional remedies, consistency, transsubstantivity, federal courts, civil-rights litigation, Supreme Court
federal courts, constitutional law, standing, state standing, special solicitude, federalism, administrative law, Supreme Court, circuit courts
state standing, sovereign state standing, state sovereignty, sovereign interests, parens patriae, Massachusetts v. Mellon, Virginia ex rel. Cuccinelli v. Sebelius, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, PPACA, Affordable Care Act, ACA
Bivens, federal courts, constitutional law, civil rights, constitutional torts, separation of powers, federal common law
42 U.S.C. § 1983, sovereign immunity, federal courts, constitutional law, statutory interpretation, civil rights, excessive force, Fourth Amendment
J. Harvie Wilkinson III, Judge Wilkinson, Judging, Separation of Powers, Prudence, Role Morality, Judicial Restraint, National Security, Tribute, Fourth Circuit, Constitutional Law, Constitutional Structure
qualified immunity, federal courts, constitutional law, civil rights litigation, Taylor v. Riojas, McCoy v. Alamu
Federal Courts, Qualified Immunity, Constitutional Law, Civil Rights, Separation of Powers, Federalism
interstate compacts, Compact Clause, constitutional law, state & local government law, federalism, congressional process
Williamson County, Ripeness, Prudential, Fifth Amendment, Takings
Federal Courts, Constitutional Law, Property, Civil Rights, Ripeness, Fifth Amendment, Takings, Just Compensation, Federalism, Knick, Williamson County
states, standing, state standing, organizational standing, associational standing, aggregate litigation, aggregate litigants, federalism, federal courts, jurisdiction, justiciability
