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Of pandemic life, but the headline could not be clearer. a major hurdle is now over. potential turning point for the coronavirus pandemic and something so important to families and communities in any place where children are growing up. this goes to the full fda. the panel is a big deal, but then the fda tends to issue its final ruling which follows what here has been an overwhelmingly supportive panel decision. the cdc then has final signoff. to put it clearly though, if past precedent guides us, we expect this to follow the normal procedure which leads to full approval. then could you have s...

Right now parents across the country are wondering when their children will be able to get their covid shot. the fda currently reviewing data for kids 5 to 11. according to the pfizer's ceo, that fda approval could come as soon as trick or treating gets underway for halloween. i talked to a doctor about that as part of a panel decision for the atlantic festival on tuesday. here's part of our conversation. >> you submitted the data to the fda on the vaccine for children between 5 and 11. how soon do we expect approval? i know you talked about the past a realistic timeline. does that still hold?...

On December 11, 2020, the en banc U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit vacated a panel decision holding that plaintiff Rebecca Foster was entitled to a trial on her claim that the University of Michigan was deliberately indifferent to her sexual harassment by a classmate. The en banc majority decision in Foster v. The Board of Regents of the University of Michigan, written by Judge Jeffrey S. Sutton, who dissented from the panel decision, reaffirms that deliberate indifference remains a high bar for plaintiffs to clear. Overview of the Case Troutman Pepper’s Higher Education pract...

Did raise in the separate concurrence to raise these questions, and i don't know how i would rule if i was a supreme court justice. i would want to do what a good judge does. keep an open mind, read the briefs, and i could change my mind. i can hear my old boss. he wrote a panel decision at the beginning of the year, and at the end of the year he wrote an opinion for the full court reversing his own panel opinion. some people say that's a man that doesn't have a spine. i say that's a judge with an open mind. well, speaking for myself, the idea that agencies, unelected bureaucrats have the lati...