Civil procedure nerd alert! Just bored the crap out of my kids by trying to explain why this means something to me.
Summaries of notable United States Supreme Court decisions, in haiku form. | Author: Keith Jaasma | Publisher: Lulu.Com | Publication Date: Oct 04, 2018 | Number of Pages: 112 pages | Language: English | Binding: Paperback/Law | ISBN-10: 0359048277 | ISBN-13: 9780359048274
Civil procedure nerd alert! Just bored the crap out of my kids by trying to explain why this means something to me.
Amy Davidson discusses the implications of a tied Supreme Court.
Evan Osnos on the death of Antonin Scalia, and on the coming fight over the appointment of a new Supreme Court Justice.
Taking the "best" of the Supreme Court haiku website and Twitter account, the long-awaited Supreme Court Haiku book features over 300 haiku summaries of Supreme Court cases and other mediocre haiku poetry about the Supreme Court. Carry this pocket version (if you have relatively large pockets) of Supreme Court cases around with your pocket Constitution and impress your friends, at least the nerdy ones.
Inside the redistricting challenge that could upend the political map.
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Judge Kavanaugh has a history of ruling in favor of employers and would likely spell disaster for any employee in a workplace discrimination case, writes Lilly Ledbetter
Two indecipherable criminal laws passed in the 1980s now face scrutiny at the Supreme Court.
The move stands to please many lawmakers who have been wary of having their dirty laundry aired, but some Republicans feared it would send a negative message as the GOP assumes unified control in Washington.
Many believe Brett Kavanaugh would help roll back abortion access in the U.S.
So listen, America. We, the people of Maine, have some wisdom to share with you. I'm sure some of you are unaware that we even exist-- we basically live
The Supreme Court’s ruling in the Bob McDonnell corruption case could effectively deregulate bribery, Jeffrey Toobin writes.
In the mid-1930s, the Federal Writers’ Project interviewed thousands of former slaves, some of whom claimed the president came to their plantations disguised as a beggar or a peddler, telling them they’d soon be free.
