Josh J. Leopold examines "two divergent causation standards endorsed by courts in [False Claims Act] claims predicated on [Anti-Kickback Statute] violations," ultimately concluding that a "but-for causation standard should be disfavored by courts in these cases."
On the Manner of the Appointment of Justices to the Supreme Court: Revising Federalist No. 78
Writing to revise Federalist No. 78, Publius proposes that the Constitution “be amended to require that the President nominate someone to the Supreme Court whose political affiliation we meaningfully know is opposed to that of the President.”