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Chicago, IL 60611
United States
Northwestern University School of Law
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rule of law, constitutional rights, government accountability
constitutional remedies, Bivens, rule of law, official liability and indemnity, government accountability, empirical legal studies, deterrence
constitutional torts, Bivens, individual rights
civil rights litigation; Section 1983; qualified immunity; federalism; budgeting; ethics; policing
adverse party, standing, justiciability, judicial power, civil law, inquisitorial procedure, ex parte proceedings, non-contentious jurisdiction, Article III, case-or-controversy requirement
Article III, adversarial, American, ex parte, jurisprudence, Federal, Non-contentious jurisdiction, case-or-controversy requirement, injury-in-fact
federal jurisdiction, separation of powers, jurisdiction-stripping, Supreme Court, history of federal judiciary, Scottish legal history
constitutional remedies, ex parte young actions, equitable originalism, rule of law
Bivens, right of action, constitutional adjudication
Qualified immunity, constitutional torts, nominal damages
Standing, Originalism, Justice Scalia
qualified immunity, common law, remedies, executive discretion, legal history
Bivens litigation, government accountability, remedies, constitutional torts, federal tort claims, textualism
Article III, public rights, agency adjudication, judicial power, non-Article III courts
standing; anti-slavery litigation; informer proceedings; legal history; interest group mobilization
standing to sue, Article III judicial power, public law litigation, civil and roman law
law and equity, anti-suit injunction, equitable restraint, abstention, Rooker-Feldman
appointment power, separation of powers, inferior officers, judicial bureaucracy, Chief Justice, patronage
Immigration, naturalization, constitutional history, early republic, plenary power
war on terror, torture, human rights, Bivens actions, extraterritoriality, judicial review
Judicial review, Writ of Prohibition, Private Enforcement, Texas abortion law, Ex parte Young
judicial review, private enforcement, writ of prohibition
government torts, official liability and indemnity, private bills
judicial compensation, limited jurisdiction
Bivens, constitutional torts, government policy, government accountability
federalism, forum shopping
slavery, equal footing, constitutional change, originalism
legal history, merger of law and equity, anti-injunction act, Justice Frankfurter, law practice in the early republic
legal scholarship, procedure, history of thought, empirical scholarship
constitutional remedies, Ex parte Young injunctions, Mareva orders,
federal judiciary, Biden Commission, Article III, jurisdiction, shadow docket
state sovereign immunity, native tribes, tribal sovereignty, Indian gaming
Domestic Relations, Family Law, Article III, Federal Jurisdiction
judicial power, probate exception, federalism
Appellate Jurisdiction, Remand Orders, Supreme Court Role, Supervisory Power
state sovereign immunity, government accountability, federalism, eleventh amendment
Bivens, Federal Tort Claims Act, claim preclusion, issue preclusion, res judicata, collateral estoppel, Westfall Act, litigation with the federal government, constitutional torts, sovereign immunity, federal courts, federal jurisdiction
appeal, settlement, interlocutory review, civil procedure, litigation and arbitration
law, equity, ancillary jurisdiction, supplemental jurisdiction, textualism
Article III, noncontentious jurisdiction, adverse parties
constitutional torts, Bivens action, government accountability
Government Accountability, Federal Torts, Bivens, Judgment Bar
personal jurisdiction, pennoyer v. neff, tag jurisdiction, quasi-in-rem jurisdiction, changing market for plaintiff-side representation
