Monthly Archives: November 2025

                                             Malawer.Virginia_Universities_Virginia-Pilot_11.30,2025_.pdf                    My recent article in the Virginia-Pilot (November 30, 2025). The recent Virginia election … Continue reading →

                          Virginia Universities – Restoring Stability                     Professor Stuart S. Malawer (George Mason University)           … Continue reading →

     Just to note an anniversary. I edited The FEDERAL REGULATION OF INTERNATIONANL BUSINESS (5 volumes).  It was published 45 years ago (1980) by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with Georgetown University (Institute of International and Foreign … Continue reading →

     The Virginia election has opened up huge possibilities that the election of Spanberger and Jones can restore sanity to the great public university system in Virginia. Trump-Youngkin-Miyares degrading of the Board of Visitors and university counsel offices at … Continue reading →

         https://www.us-global-law.net/images/Links_Interviews_Nov._7,_2025_.pdf Global TV Interviews by Dr. Stuart Malawer on Trump’s Tariffs (2025) Stuart S. Malawer, JD, Ph.D. (December 2025) Trump’s Farm Bailout and Midterm Elections. CGTN (2025). Supreme Court & Oral Argument. WION (India) (2025). Supreme … Continue reading →

India (Wion TV) (11.5.25) – Oral Arguments in Supreme Court “Trump Tariff Case.”      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOMFnuOWeuA (at 4:03). India (Wion TV) (11.5.25) – Oral Arguments in Supreme Court “Trump Tariff Case.”      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOMFnuOWeuA (at 4:03).

          The oral arguments did not go well for Trump. He continues afterwards trying to intimidate the court. To me, the role of Chief Justice Roberts in handling this case will have immense impact on its … Continue reading →

     What about the Iranian Hostage Case (Dames & Moore)?  What about two major Supreme Court doctrines (Major Question Doctrine and Non-delegation Doctrine), and presidential foreign policy – national security powers?  These are among issues that the Supreme Court … Continue reading →