…to the Gettysburg Address. The second footnote is to Reynolds v. Sims. Election Law guru Rick Hasen, a professor at UC-Irvine Law School and prolific blogger and article writer, blogged…

Daniel C. Richman, an adviser to Mr. Comey and a Columbia University law professor, argued that despite the backlash, Mr. Comey’s decision to inform Congress preserved the F.B.I.’s independence, which…

…think tanks and so-called legal foundations, small, non-profit (thus “Foundation” as part of their title) law firms, all funded by extreme economic self-styled libertarian (the Madison Avenue-inspired ideological label they…

…process of law. The Court’s majority’s new conflation of arbitration law and class action law, and their imposition of their own surprisingly-undisguised policy preferences as law, appears designed to do…

…he has nothing but contempt for the rule of law. “The Obama administration has made it clear to the world that any child who arrives, regardless of whether they are…

…Howard, a 62-year old lawyer representing Chester County in eastern Pennsylvania. More than half the states and Puerto Rico have such laws on the books. Elder law expert and law…

…it is Congress which controls spending and passes legislation. The president must faithfully execute Congress’s laws and manage the executive agencies consistent with the Constitution and lawmakers’ appropriations — not…

…not appear to be working. Yesterday, about 1,500 lawyers and their allies packed the plaza outside Manhattan’s federal courthouse to defend the rule of law. According to Santul Nerkar of…

…not published in the formal law books, called the Federal Reporter series, and they do not have the force of law in any case but the one in which they’re…

In the New York Times today: The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear a challenge to the 2010 health care overhaul law, President Obama’s signature legislative achievement. The development…