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Is the Texas Deportation Law Constitutional?
Apr 10, 2024 Gov. Greg Abbott looks to the ghost of Antonin Scalia to validate his war on the undocumented.
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The Supreme Court Is Validating Trump’s Strategy of Delay
Mar 4, 2024 The decision to hear the former president’s immunity claim makes a mockery of the rule of law.
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Samuel Alito Relaunches His War on Gay Marriage
Feb 26, 2024 After the Dobbs decision overturning Roe, no Supreme Court precedent is safe.
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Insurrection and the Hypocrisy of Originalism
Feb 12, 2024 The Supreme Court is about to green light Donald Trump’s run for a second term.
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How South Africa Lost Its Genocide Case Against Israel
Jan 29, 2024 The International Court of Justice has declined to order a ceasefire in Gaza. South Africa’s legal team is partly to blame.
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Who Has Jurisdiction Over Morality?
Jan 16, 2024 South Africa’s genocide suit against Israel brought high drama — but not Hamas — to The Hague.
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This Supreme Court’s Bush v. Gore Moment Has Arrived
Dec 21, 2023 Just as it rescued George W. Bush in 2000, today’s Republican-dominated court will find a way to save Donald Trump from the insurrectionist label.
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The Mirror-Image Propagandist
Dec 11, 2023 Trump and the dark arts of dehumanization.
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Trump’s Transition to Fascism is Complete
Nov 13, 2023 There is no longer any room for debate.
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The Tragedy of Dehumanization
Oct 23, 2023 In Gaza and Israel, the degradation of universality has enabled atrocities.
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The Supreme Court’s Assault on Voting Rights Isn’t Over
Oct 2, 2023 The court will hear oral arguments in a “racial gerrymandering” case from South Carolina — Alexander v. South Carolina State Conference of the NAACP — that has the potential to inflict irreparable harm on minority voters.
Recent Rulings Expose Supreme Court’s Anti-Worker Bias
Aug 8, 2018 There is no question that the Roberts court has made the task of union organizing more difficult. And if Brett Kavanaugh's nomination is confirmed, there is little doubt that difficulties will intensify.
Supreme Court Wraps Term With Anthony Kennedy’s Retirement and a Rash of Right-Wing Rulings
Jun 27, 2018 Here’s your recap of the jurisprudential carnage.