Law & Crime

Ginsburg, Sotomayor Are Only SCOTUS Justices Who Sought to Delay Federal Execution Dates

Aaron KellerJun 29th

As Pandemic Surges, SCOTUS Rejects Effort by Texas Democrats to Expand Mail-In Voting

Jerry LambeJun 26th

‘This is Literally a Killer Brief’: Lawyers Say Trump Admin Brief to Invalidate Obamacare Amid Pandemic Is ‘Unconscionable’

Jerry LambeJun 26th

RBG and Breyer Controversially Concur in Judgment Dealing Severe Blow to Rights of Immigrants

Colin KalmbacherJun 25th

Justice Sotomayor Delivers a Rare Loss for Both Sides in Major Financial Crimes Case

Colin KalmbacherJun 22nd

Here’s What the Supreme Court’s DACA Decision Tells Us About Chief Justice John Roberts

Joseph RichardsonJun 18th

Obama Reacts to Supreme Court DACA Decision as Trump Rages About the Court’s Personal Dislike for Him

Jerry LambeJun 18th

Lawyers Say Supreme Court’s DACA Decision Shows, Once Again, That Trump Admin Is ‘Really Bad’ at Administrative Law

Matt NahamJun 18th

Texas Democratic Party Brings State’s Mail-in Voting Dispute to the U.S. Supreme Court

Jerry LambeJun 16th

Attorneys Criticize Conservatives Who Slammed Gorsuch’s Landmark Opinion on ‘Textualism’ Grounds: ‘Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud’

Colin KalmbacherJun 15th

Justices Ginsburg and Breyer Allow Construction of 600-Mile Natural Gas Pipeline Through Appalachian Trail

Jerry LambeJun 15th

Lawyers Pick Apart Alito and Kavanaugh Dissents in Landmark LGBT Rights Case

Jerry LambeJun 15th

Alito Flips Out as Roberts, Kavanaugh Silently Join SCOTUS Liberals in Opinion That’s ‘Hard to Take Seriously’

Aaron KellerJun 15th

Liberal and Conservative Justices, in 6-3 Decision, Agree That Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Are Protected by Civil Rights Act

Colin KalmbacherJun 15th

SCOTUS Just Agreed to Hear Two New Cases — Here’s What You Need to Know

Elura NanosJun 15th

Unanimous Supreme Court Couldn’t Stop Making Baseball References in Ruling Against Prisoner

Colin KalmbacherJun 8th

SCOTUS Blocks House Democrats from Getting Their Hands on Robert Mueller’s Grand Jury Materials

Matt NahamMay 20th

Law Prof’s Study on Supreme Court Oral Arguments Spotlights Chief Justice Roberts’s Bias: ‘Go Figure…’

Jerry LambeMay 19th

Justice Sotomayor Brutally Called Out Attorney During Oral Arguments in Electoral College Case

Colin KalmbacherMay 13th

Kavanaugh and Gorsuch Bailed Out Attorney Who Bombed Hypotheticals Test in Religious Liberty Case

Elura NanosMay 11th

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Ginsburg, Sotomayor Are Only SCOTUS Justices Who Sought to Delay Federal Execution Dates

As Pandemic Surges, SCOTUS Rejects Effort by Texas Democrats to Expand Mail-In Voting

‘This is Literally a Killer Brief’: Lawyers Say Trump Admin Brief to Invalidate Obamacare Amid Pandemic Is ‘Unconscionable’

RBG and Breyer Controversially Concur in Judgment Dealing Severe Blow to Rights of Immigrants

Justice Sotomayor Delivers a Rare Loss for Both Sides in Major Financial Crimes Case

Here’s What the Supreme Court’s DACA Decision Tells Us About Chief Justice John Roberts

Obama Reacts to Supreme Court DACA Decision as Trump Rages About the Court’s Personal Dislike for Him

Lawyers Say Supreme Court’s DACA Decision Shows, Once Again, That Trump Admin Is ‘Really Bad’ at Administrative Law

Texas Democratic Party Brings State’s Mail-in Voting Dispute to the U.S. Supreme Court

Attorneys Criticize Conservatives Who Slammed Gorsuch’s Landmark Opinion on ‘Textualism’ Grounds: ‘Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud’

Justices Ginsburg and Breyer Allow Construction of 600-Mile Natural Gas Pipeline Through Appalachian Trail

Lawyers Pick Apart Alito and Kavanaugh Dissents in Landmark LGBT Rights Case

Alito Flips Out as Roberts, Kavanaugh Silently Join SCOTUS Liberals in Opinion That’s ‘Hard to Take Seriously’

Liberal and Conservative Justices, in 6-3 Decision, Agree That Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Are Protected by Civil Rights Act

SCOTUS Just Agreed to Hear Two New Cases — Here’s What You Need to Know

Unanimous Supreme Court Couldn’t Stop Making Baseball References in Ruling Against Prisoner

SCOTUS Blocks House Democrats from Getting Their Hands on Robert Mueller’s Grand Jury Materials

Law Prof’s Study on Supreme Court Oral Arguments Spotlights Chief Justice Roberts’s Bias: ‘Go Figure…’

Justice Sotomayor Brutally Called Out Attorney During Oral Arguments in Electoral College Case

Kavanaugh and Gorsuch Bailed Out Attorney Who Bombed Hypotheticals Test in Religious Liberty Case