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More on the Wisconsin Diploma Privilege

Following-up on this post, we may eventually get a decision related to whether Wisconsin's "diploma privilege" violates the dormant commerce clause. From the National Law Journal: A federal appeals court has rekindled a challenge to a Wisconsin rule that allows graduates of the state's

Achieving Domestic Free Trade

With all the talk of international trade negotiations, it's easy to forget that there may still be work to be done at the domestic level: As the [Canadian] premiers gather in Regina from August 5 to 7 for their Council of the Federation summer meeting, a business coalition

A Trade in Services Dormant Commerce Clause Case

Someone is challenging Wisconsin's diploma privilege as a violation of the dormant commerce clause: Wisconsin’s diploma privilege for graduates of the law schools at Marquette University and the University of Wisconsin may be in danger, at least if the Seventh Circuit reviews the merits of the privilege.

More on China-Vermont

For those interested in hearing more about the China-Vermont trade issues I mentioned the other day, here are some of the relevant documents: http://www.worldtradelaw.net/chinavermont.pdf They include: a press statement by the Vermont legislator involved; the original letter sent by the Chinese government agency; an analysis

A China-Vermont Trade Dispute?

From a Vermont TV station's web site: A state senator from Chittenden County said a letter received from a Chinese official criticizing legislation she has pending in Montpelier "flies in the face of state sovereignty and democratic principles." Sen. Virginia Lyons of Chittenden County chairs the