Supreme Court Republicans Refuse To Explain Why Alabama Can Now Use Racist Election Maps (But PLEASE Don’t Think They’re Just Being Political About It)
The shadow docket means never having to say you're basing this on any law.
The shadow docket means never having to say you're basing this on any law.
Also a major insider trading case strikes Biglaw.
How a former insurance agent built a Houston injury practice around systems, empathy, and disciplined advocacy.
Expelliarmus discriminatory intent!
Most legal analysts explain court opinions, Jonathan Turley knows that only gets in the way with his audience.
Meh, I guess that isn't actually surprising.
Republicans spend 30 pages trying to explain why 'election' doesn't mean 'election.'
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This lawyer says his loyalty to the Constitution -- not the president -- cost him his job.
From the stacking-the-midterm-deck dept
Deleting voters for 'civil rights' is a hell of a thing to claim in court.
Above the Law’s 2020 Lawyer of the Year Is still fighting to protect your right to vote.
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
The Fifth Circuit’s crankiest uncle delivers a 104-page scream into the void over Texas redistricting.
While her office fights to preserve fair elections, the New York AG is engulfed in a high‑stakes legal fight she insists is retaliation.
Society for the Rule of Law election panel was a horror movie and it wasn't clear that 'democracy' would end up as the final girl.
Big win for voter rights.
When Republicans talk about election security, remember they want to put guys like this in charge.