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Trump v. CASA – A judicial coup d’état?

31. Juli 2025

Tjorben Studt

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von TJORBEN STUDT In Trump v. CASA, the US Supreme Court not only provided a procedural ruling, but also significantly altered the constitutional framework. By limiting universal injunctions issued by federal courts against executive actions, the court deprived the judiciary of the ability to effectively check the executive. Even patently…

Lessons on Constitutional Interpretation – The US Supreme Court Ruling on the Discrimination of LGBTI Workers

25. Juni 2020

Claire Lops

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von CLAIRE LOPS On June 15th, 2020, the US Supreme Court ruled that employers could not fire LGBTI individuals based on their sexual orientation or gender identity as this constitutes unlawful discrimination. While the LGBTI-favorable outcome is cause for celebration, the case also provides interesting lessons on statute interpretation. The…

US Supreme Court

Trump v. CASA – A judicial coup d’état?

Lessons on Constitutional Interpretation – The US Supreme Court Ruling on the Discrimination of LGBTI Workers

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