Most likely, both the president's fears and the hopes of liberals about the newest Supreme Court justice are overblown.

Long-standing federal statutes limit the use of troops to enforce domestic civil law. But don't be surprised if this president tries anyway.

From the Bush-era torture memos to everyday criminal trials, prosecutorial misconduct has been running rampant.

The late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, who upended prior interpretations of the amendment, left a tantalizing loophole for advocates of gun regulation.

At the intersection of law and politics, the indictment of 13 Russians and three Russian businesses is about as big as it gets.