Philadelphia Foster Care Case Challenges Justice Scalia’s Most Controversial Opinion
Fulton is part of a broader effort to hold the government to a higher standard whenever it limits our freedom—from our ability to speak, work, exercise religion, or simply live as we choose.
How George H.W. Bush’s Supreme Court Nomination Cowardice Affected America
Nothing better captures the Republican disaster of Supreme Court nominations than George H.W. Bush selecting David Souter, who evolved from mild conservative to left-wing leader.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Enabled An Atrocity Equal To Slavery, And Andrew Cuomo Wants To Build Her A Statue
It’s possible to esteem and appreciate the contributions of those who don’t share all our values or adhere perfectly to our own standards of morality.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Was A Great American
We can all take great inspiration from the life of this remarkable woman.
How To Reduce The Supreme Court’s Power Without Judicial Term Limits
Restoring circuit duties to the court would naturally decrease tenure on the bench without weakening the judiciary’s independence or adding more justices in a partisan war.
Hiding Behind The Supreme Court Won’t Stop Beto O’Rourke’s Crusade To Punish Orthodox Religion
In addition to showing the left’s trajectory on religious freedom, O’Rourke’s comments also reveal why conservatives are faring so poorly on the LGBT front of the culture war.
Watch For Democrats To Completely Ignore RBG’s Warning Against Court Packing
Ginsburg’s advice against such schemes was sound, but her liberal fans will stop at nothing should they get the chance to change the Supreme Court.
Why We Shouldn’t Trust An Originalist Supreme Court To Secure Our Liberties
Our triumphs are in establishing communities that offer real meaning and fellowship. We will need to do this even more as our legal and policy goals are achieved.
The Supreme Court Opening Isn’t About Trump, It’s About Mitch McConnell
If judges are a vindication of Trump, are they also a vindication of Mitch McConnell? And if so, does a good Supreme Court really compensate for a lousy Congress?
Supreme Court Rules Mandatory Dues Are Unconstitutional In Blow To Organized Labor
The court ruled that forcing government employees to pay union dues violates the First Amendment.
Interview: Joseph Tartakovsky On The 10 Lives Who Shaped Our Constitution
Joseph Tartakovsky’s new book, ‘The Lives of the Constitution,’ chronicles the lives and works of 10 Americans who altered or contributed to our supreme law.
We Can’t Have A Debate About Guns If Liberals Keep Lying About Them
The falsehoods or misleading statistics offered by gun-control advocates makes it virtually impossible to have a genuine discussion about violence.
Antonin Scalia’s Son Speaks About His Father’s Legacy
Christopher Scalia opens up about his father’s contributions to American letters and discusses ‘Scalia Speaks,’ a new collection of the late Supreme Court justice’s speeches.
Vox Is Wrong. The Case For Supreme Court Term Limits Has Never Been Weaker
The Supreme Court was specifically designed to avoid almost every idea term-limit advocates think bolsters their arguments.
Social Conservatives Should Rally Around Neil Gorsuch
By his record, social conservatives have much to applaud and gain at the prospect of Neil Gorsuch taking a seat on our nation’s highest court.
Why Judges Should Forget About Finding Legislative Intent
Once I had the opportunity to serve in the Wisconsin legislature I realized just how severely flawed is the idea of looking to legislative history for guidance in statutory interpretation.
Sex And Skin Color Doesn’t Mean Trump’s Potential Supreme Court Picks Lack Diversity
If you look at characteristics other than skin tone and Y-chromosome, you could hardly get a more varied set of candidates to fill the vacant Supreme Court seat.