To Mask Or Not To Mask? It’s Not a Constitutional Question

By Daniel R. Karon and Giliann E. Karon October 29, 2020 by Daniel R. Karon

In 1979, police in Pensacola, Florida, arrested Ku Klux Klan member B.W. Robinson for covering his face at a rally. He pleaded no contest so he could appeal his conviction to the Florida Supreme Court. Once there, Robinson challenged the …

Killing Class Actions Means Everybody Loses

By Daniel R. Karon April 7, 2017 by Daniel R. Karon

It’s back. Congress is trying to kill class actions again. Last year, Representative Robert Goodlatte introduced a one-paragraph dagger, H.R. 1927, requiring that all class members’ damages be of “the same type and scope.” To many, this language meant that …

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To Mask Or Not To Mask? It’s Not a Constitutional Question

Killing Class Actions Means Everybody Loses