No, Amy Coney Barrett’s Confirmation Won’t Necessarily End Roe v. Wade
A close look at Amy Coney Barrett’s legal writings indicates deep respect for the precedent set by landmark Supreme Court cases, including Roe v. Wade.
There Is Simply No Good Reason To Not Immediately Confirm Amy Coney Barrett
Barrett isn’t some fire-breathing religious zealot. She’s an accomplished jurist who believes in the Constitution and the duty of judges to uphold the law.
The Second Amendment Has Always Been An Individual Right
Justice John Paul Stevens says Heller was the worst decision during his tenure on the Supreme Court.That tells us plenty about his legacy.
While Kids Wait For Homes, Philadelphia Bars Catholic Social Services From Serving Foster Children
By targeting Catholic Social Services, Philadelphia is taking the U.S. Supreme Court’s flawed logic on same-sex marriage to its logical conclusion.
7 Things The Trump Win Means For The Supreme Court
Here are some of the lessons we must take into the political fight for the Supreme Court.
20,000 Problems Facing Abortion Advocates At The Supreme Court
When the Supreme Court on March 2 assesses the abortion industry’s claims about threats to women’s health, it will have years of real-world tests to examine.
Remembering Justice Scalia with Randy Barnett
Justice Antonin Scalia fundamentally influenced the Court and changed the behavior of critics who disagreed with him.
GOP Has A Duty To Reject Obama’s SCOTUS Pick
Republicans should follow Sen. Barack Obama’s advice and filibuster the president’s SCOTUS nominee.
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