…post office, and its role in the discontinuance process for individual post offices is limited to responding to appeals.[9] The Commission has not identified any penalties it might impose on the…

…springing out of nowhere last week. (Although maybe the proponents of these laws think these statutes come within this exception created by the current Supreme Court’s majority: any law that…

…and Affordable Care Act — the exact number is a matter of dispute since the law itself is so confusing. The largest tax law and social policy change in a…

…decency and even-handedness in the law, a faith which is the strength of the law and which must be continually renewed or else it is lost. In a society that…

…post that was in follow-up to my earlier post, in which I mentioned that there really, truly, honestly is a difference between Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor and Supreme Court…

…cat and mouse with Democrats to extend it while they looked for ways to repeal the ACA or weaken it. As Joan Aker the Executive Director of the Center for…

…Circuit Court of Appeals had allowed Wisconsin’s voter ID law to be enforced in the upcoming election. The poll released today reflects … this. Then again, that five-point swing one…

…staff re-stated the Commission’s long-standing position (affirmed in several Supreme Court decisions) that meritorious private lawsuits are an important supplement to civil and criminal law-enforcement actions. Such private actions are…

…from our early days allowed abhorrents like Mitch McConnell to extort the nation and stuff the courts with right wing ideologues. Presently, we have a supreme Court majority that would…

…the first major piece of federal gun reform in almost 30 years. “Supreme Court limits ability to enforce Miranda rights” (msn.com) The Supreme Court limited the ability to enforce Miranda…