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Can Schools Ban Certain Hairstyles or Clothing? Constitutional Limits Explained Schools can set dress rules, but they cannot violate students’ constitutional rights
Feb 2
Constitutional, Law

Can Schools Ban Certain Hairstyles or Clothing? Constitutional Limits Explained

The clear legal answer is this: schools can regulate hairstyles and clothing, but only within constitutional limits, and those limits are tighter than many school policies assume. Public schools, as government actors, must respect students’ constitutional rights. Dress codes and grooming rules are allowed, but bans that are arbitrary, discriminatory, unrelated to education, or that […]

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Foreign Pollution Fee Act 2025 – U.S. Constitutional Questions on Trade and Tariff Authority The Act penalizes polluting imports to curb carbon leakage and protect U.S. manufacturers with higher environmental costs
Oct 4
Constitutional, Law

Foreign Pollution Fee Act 2025 – U.S. Constitutional Questions on Trade and Tariff Authority

In 2025, Congress passed the Foreign Pollution Fee Act, a groundbreaking piece of environmental and trade legislation aimed at holding foreign producers accountable for carbon-intensive goods exported to the United States. Under the Act, importers of steel, cement, aluminum, fertilizers, and other high-emission products would be required to pay a fee if the country of […]

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