The Supreme Court’s Tolerance Will Be Tested by Alaska Beer Confiscation Case
Does the Eighth Amendment's ban on excessive fines actually stop the government from taking anything?
Does the Eighth Amendment's ban on excessive fines actually stop the government from taking anything?
States have good reasons for making betting on elections illegal.
Turner was one of many Black parents whose demands for their children’s freedom defined the scope of the 13th Amendment’s…
Slate spoke with a number of surviving family members of civil rights martyrs. All of them were devastated by the…
The surge made public safety a daily practice for many residents. None of it sounded like law in a traditional…
“Terrible things are happening outside. Families are torn apart; men, women, and children are separated.”
For years, state bans on assault rifles and large-capacity magazines enjoyed an unbroken winning streak throughout the nation’s federal courts…
The birthright citizenship case the Supreme Court just decided demonstrates how deep-rooted this practice is.
The state elections board adopted a rule on Monday that requires voters, instead of local election workers, to fix problems…
This week’s Executive Dysfunction.