Alabama’s Post-Callais Maps Violate a COVID-Era Clause in the State Constitution
admin For advocates looking to challenge Alabama’s new maps, a recent state constitutional amendment could provide an avenue to do so.
Jurisprudence
Our Most MAGA Court Created Another Mess for SCOTUS to Clean Up
Why is this MAGA court so obsessed with a horse racing law?
KBJ Just Blasted Amy Coney Barrett’s “Contempt” for Congress
One of the Supreme Court’s most quietly destructive projects is its refusal to let Americans vindicate the rights that Congress…
The Trump DOJ’s Threat Against California’s Vote Is a Bluff
This week’s Executive Dysfunction.
Republicans Have the Chance to Do the Funniest Thing Ever With Todd Blanche’s Nomination
Is this the line?
What the Latest Judicial Sex Scandal Tells Us About a Broken System
Georgia federal Judge Eleanor Ross received a “private reprimand” for having sex with a law enforcement officer in chambers over…
One of the Supreme Court’s Worst Decisions Is About to Turn 50. It’s Past Time to Reverse It.
None of this is news, but on the 50th anniversary of the death penalty’s reinstatement, it is worth reflecting on…
Stephen Miller’s New Attack on Green-Card Applicants Is Simply a Scare Tactic
Last month, the Trump administration sent the immigration-law world into a frenzy.
One Weird Trick Sam Alito Used to Kill the Voting Rights Act
The current Supreme Court seems completely comfortable that we might return to the days in which states create winner-take-all congressional…
Do Trans People Have “Stand Your Ground” Rights? Wyoming’s Answer May Be “No.”
Albany County Circuit Court Judge Robert Sanford agreed with the prosecutor that there was probable cause that Kelver committed assault.