- U.S. Municipal Credit Report, Second Quarter 2017
- Deloitte White Paper on the DOL Fiduciary Rule.
- BDA to Submit Comment Letter: DOL Fiduciary Rule.
- Why Cities Should Stop Fighting Big Banks and Create Their Own.
- BDA Submits Comment Letter: Urges the Secretary of the Treasury to Withdraw the Proposed IRS Political Subdivision Rule.
- Show Me the Money: Financing Public Facilities in the Age of Scarcity.
- P3 Infrastructure Delivery: Principles for State Legislatures.
- United States ex rel. Fields v. Bi-State Development Agency of the Missouri-Illinois Metropolitan District – Court of Appeal holds that bi-state agency that operated public transportation services in Missouri and Illinois was not an arm of the compacting states and instead was comparable to a local governmental entity, and thus, agency was not entitled to Eleventh Amendment immunity from suit in federal court.
- And finally, Loophole of the Week is brought to us this particular week by Campbell v. United States, in which Mr. Campbell walked free when the court determined that the “grassy median” between two actual parking lots did not constitute a “parking area” for the purposes of the statute prohibiting a motorist from being drunk off his/her ass in a “parking area.” Mr. Campbell was described as, “reclined in the driver’s seat, semiconscious or unconscious, and a half-empty bottle of Absolut vodka in the vehicle’s center console.” Or, as we refer to it here at the BCB offices, a “Tuesday afternoon.”
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