Oral arguments over the state’s heartbeat law highlighted procedural questions, leaving debate over abortion’s constitutionality for a later date
Daniel R. Suhr | A threat to the Supreme Court is a threat to our constitutional order
The Supreme Court considers a Kentucky dispute over who can defend a state law when the state health secretary won’t
Erin Hawley | But let’s remember how we got it in the first place
The Supreme Court balances holding police accountable and protecting them from meritless claims
The president’s Supreme Court study offers analysis of reform proposals from court-packing to term limits
Lawyers for Boston Marathon bomber contest his sentence
Patent law and administrative law intersect in this case that raises a question about the Appointments Clause of the U.S. Constitution.
Mississippi and Tennessee argue over which state has the right to underground water reserves
