Supreme Court Declines to Retroactively Extend Immigration Ruling
Rule that requires attorneys to tell defendants they could be deported for pleading guilty will not apply to previous cases
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Beyond the Limits of the Constitution
A leading liberal law professor abandons the Constitution in the name of understanding it.
SCOTUS Will Consider Lifting Political Donation Caps on Individuals
Has agreed to hear McCutcheon v Federal Election Commission
Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Drug-Sniffing Dogs
Unanimous decision says that dogs signaling alerts amounts to probable cause.
Gay Dad Wants Justice Kennedy to Meet His Partner
Supreme Court set to hear cases relating to gay marriage
Preserving Justice By Saying No
How principled men and women in the military justice system resisted encroachments on civil liberties.
Gay Marriage Battlers Lobby for Obama Administration's Support
Both sides of Calif. Prop. 8 case visit Department of Justice
Supreme Court to Hear LA Truck Emissions Case
Question of whether states, municiplaities can establish regulations for cross-country haulers
How the Feds Turned Revenge Against Cheating Husband's Mistress into Act of Terrorism
Supreme Court shows some relevant timing taking on the case of a federal law run amok
Supreme Court to Hear Case of Jilted Woman Charged with Terrorism
Federal law being used against woman trying to get revenge on husband's mistress
Latest Video Game Violence Overreach: Rules that Have Already Been Struck Down
Congressman wants to regulate video games like porn with about as much likelihood of success
Scalia Gives the Government a Surprise Boost in Property Rights Case
Property rights advocates faced an unlikely opponent during Supreme Court oral argument this week.
Boehner Ups Budget to Defend DOMA to $3 Million
Assuming the Supreme Court gives them standing to try to keep gay marriage recognition ban
Sonia Sotomayor's Disappointing Memoir
The Supreme Court justice sheds little light on her legal approach.
Supreme Court Denies Request to End RNC Vote Fraud Rules
Barred from targeting minorities when trying to fight voter fraud
The EPA Pushes the Envelope, Again
A long train of abuses suggests an institutional culture that sees the law as an impediment.
Supreme Court Seems Skeptical of SEC's Civil Suit Power
Agency wants to make its own rules on when statute of limitations applies
Supreme Court to Hear Warrantless DUI Blood Draw Case
Tyler G. McNeely did not consent to having blood drawn in hospital after being pulled over and arrested
Supreme Court Won't Hear PAC Regulation Challenge
Anti-abortion group wanted to challenge process of determining
Supreme Court Won't Hear Challenge to Church Gun Ban
Justices made no comment when rejecting review of the case
States Aren't Waiting for Supreme Court on Gay Marriage
Illinois and Rhode Island move forward with own plans
Supreme Court to Take Case About Native American Child Custody
Couple's adopted child was taken away and returned to biological father
Supreme Court Gay Marriage Ruling Could Impact Military Benefits
Spouses of gay soldiers are not eligible for the same federal benefits as their heterosexual counterparts
Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor Upholds Morning-After Pill Coverage
Hobby Lobby Stores claimed the mandate violated their owners' religious beliefs
Supreme Court Denies Injunction in Contraception Case
Will not get involved in birth control coverage rules until lower courts have ruled
