Aaron Nielson is an associate law professor at Brigham Young University and the weekly author of D.C. Circuit Review–Reviewed at the Notice & Comment Blog. It is safe to say that Judge Brett Kavanaugh ...

Hollandale Apartments & Health Club v. Bonesteel, 173 A.D.3d 55 (3d Dep’t 2019), presents an infrequently encountered instance where the Appellate Division sua sponte determined that plaintiff’s ...

Standing, as any law school student will tell you, is an essential requirement for the commencement of litigation. New York courts have historically recognized standing as an element of justiciability ...

Simply put, justiciability “is the quality or state of being appropriate or suitable for adjudication by a court.” (Black’s Law Dictionary, 9th ed. 2009). The Political Question Doctrine is a subset ...