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Will presidents be kings? The Supreme Court seems to be leaning that way.

Judiciary /

10 months ago

by Kimberly Wehle, opinion contributor

03/06/24 10:30 AM ET

Free-speech showdown: How Trump is setting the stage to defy any limits on what he can say about his criminal cases

Judiciary /

1 year ago

by Austin Sarat, opinion contributor

09/27/23 8:30 AM ET

Israeli judicial reform is not about undermining democracy

International /

2 years ago

by Jon Lerner, opinion contributor

05/24/23 12:00 PM ET

The continuing, destructive power of libertarianism

Judiciary /

2 years ago

by Andrew Koppelman, Opinion Contributor

10/23/22 12:00 PM ET

Unanimous decision making is essential for preserving the Supreme Court’s legitimacy

Congress Blog /

2 years ago

by David Orentlicher, opinion contributor

09/24/22 4:00 PM ET

So you say you want a revolution? You can count me out

Judiciary /

2 years ago

by Jonathan Turley, opinion contributor

07/02/22 9:00 AM ET

The Supreme Court’s text mess

Judiciary /

3 years ago

by Aviam Soifer, opinion contributor

05/17/22 6:00 PM ET

Nunes’s hunt for Twitter cow’s identity at ‘dead end,’ attorney says

House /

5 years ago

by J. Edward Moreno

06/12/20 5:06 PM ET

Laurence Tribe: Ways not to think about the impeachment impasse

White House /

5 years ago

by Laurence Tribe, opinion contributor

12/29/19 8:00 AM ET

Happy 30th anniversary, Chevron!

The Judiciary /

10 years ago

by Randolph J. May

08/08/14 6:30 AM ET

Christie’s overly expansive view of presidential power

Defense /

11 years ago

by Chris Edelson

06/02/14 9:00 AM ET

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