The Ordinary Court's majority moves on to the final issue left in the case, and issues its...
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Tim Kowal agrees the Greens have individual standing, but suggests the corporation is the appropriate party to...
In Part III of the Ordinary Court's treatment of the Hobby Lobby case, the Ordinary Justices' voting...
Part II of the opinion, dealing substantively with whether Hobby Lobby can state a claim for relief...
The first part of the Ordinary Court's treatment of one of this year's most-publicized legal cases. To...
Introducing a new project by some of the lawyers and scholars writing for Ordinary Times: The Ordinary...
Of all the people to deny a press pass to, him?
Since Justice Kennedy openly invited challenges to state bans on same-sex marriage in last year’s Windsor case,...
A potentially mighty case dies not with a shout, but with a one-sentence memorandum, full of legal...
A squib of a post about this morning's Supreme Court decision in McCutcheon v. FEC. Very brief:...
Now, before you get all in a huff about the California Supreme Court admitting an undocumented alien...
Step right up for some fearless prognostication!
A Federal Court found yesterday that the NSA does, in fact, routinely violate your Constitutional rights. The...
In which Burt Likko envies Canada for its annual commemoration of courts expanding individual rights.
It's the first Monday in October. Burt Likko offers a preview of the high points of the...
Despite having lived in New York City for several years by that point, I had never attended...
I thought this would only have been a one-day thing. But we’re here on the third day...
Today is the last scheduled day for decisions and opinions scheduled by the Supreme Court. In the...
Does the Fourth Amendment allow law enforcement to gather an arrestee’s genetic sequence and compare it with...
Scalia: “I take no position on whether it’s harmful or not, but it’s certainly true there is...
