Big Brother Is Watching You
Overreaching law enforcement puts privacy rights at risk.
Courts
Leviathan's Lawyers
The Office of the Solicitor General has traditionally defended the government. But should it?
A Grandstanding Attorney General
Why Ken Cuccinelli should drop his misguided case against climatologist Michael Mann
Passive Resistance
Excluding inactivity from the Commerce Clause still leaves Congress with far too much power.
A Conservative Defense of ObamaCare
Reagan's former solicitor general says the individual mandate passes constitutional muster
An Overreaching Attorney General
ObamaCare foe Ken Cuccinelli's misguided fight to expand state power in Virginia
Does Federal Law Trump an Oath to the Constitution?
Obama's decision to stop defending the Defense of Marriage Act follows conservative precedent.
Are We All Originalists Now?
The debate over ObamaCare highlights a growing division on the legal left
He Loves the Mandate, He Loves It Not.
The Obama administration's individual mandate flip-flops.
The Right Kind of Activism
Does the federal court system exist to rubber stamp legislation?
Strange Love
How I learned to stop worrying and embrace the equal protection argument for gay marriage
