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It’s about giving people permission to discriminate based on faith — a situation that never ends well. This post first appeared in New York Times...

At a Supreme Court argument on Tuesday, the justices focused on a narrow definition of “whistle-blower” in the Dodd-Frank Act. This post first appeared in...

The justices seemed divided on the constitutionality of a procedure that makes it easier to seek to invalidate a patent without going to court. This...

Two bakers in Colorado refused to sell cakes to customers. So why should one refusal be legal and the other not? This post first appeared...

A string of armed robberies in the Midwest has led to what could be the most important case on electronic rights to go before the...

The Supreme Court is set to hear a blockbuster clash on privacy rights in the electronic age. It started with stolen smartphones. This post first...

The justices have a good opportunity to bring the Fourth Amendment up-to-date in the digital age. This post first appeared in New York Times -...

A Supreme Court decision that citizens have a constitutional right to privacy is seen as a crucial advance in the fight against a law criminalizing...

Leroy Harris’s 1989 conviction was flawed, prosecutors admit, but they agreed to let him go if he entered a rare Alford plea, pleading guilty to...

The brief period in which voters could register and vote at the same time had proved popular, particularly with minority voters, but state officials said...

Fix the Court calls for disclosure of health and other concerns by Supreme Court justices. This post first appeared in New York Times - US...

Lawyers for the estate of the former running back Cookie Gilchrist have asked the Supreme Court to hear an appeal to alter the landmark deal...