Behold the sweetheart loan for a gilded motorcoach which the Supreme Court justice failed to disclose.
Law and Justice
Reporting on justice and law in America: the Supreme Court, the Constitution, criminal justice, and how legal fights shape everyday life.
Posted inFeatured
Saving the World May Be Fashionable, But We Are a Nation of Laws, Federal Judge Explains
NASA exceeded its mandate by saving the world from an asteroid, Trump-appointed judge rules. A Monthly exclusive/parody.
Posted inLaw and Justice
It’s Good to Be a Judge. For Some, a Little Too Good.
An unrestrained, radical Supreme Court appears to be encouraging unethical and arrogant behavior by judges.
Posted inLaw and Justice
The Supreme Court is Coming for Affirmative Action in the Military
With a new lawsuit filed this week, John Roberts has his opportunity to upend the hard-fought racial balance in the armed forces—the pleas of the service chiefs be damned.
Posted inLaw and Justice
Judge Chutkan is The Boss
Trump’s Day of Judgment in a D.C. court is coming, and a Black female jurist will be critical to his fate.
Posted inPolitics
A Trump Victory Would Create a Constitutional Crisis
If Republican primary voters can’t put the country first, it will be up to the rest of us.
Posted inLaw and Justice
The Grudge Holding, Double Gun Shooting Supreme Court Justice Who Might Save Mark Meadows
The former White House chief of staff wants his case moved to federal court. If the Trump ally prevails, he’ll owe a debt to a swashbuckling justice appointed by Abraham Lincoln.
Posted inLaw and Justice
The Looming Supreme Court Nullification Crisis
The precedent-smashing, highly political Roberts Court is likely to trigger outright defiance by the left and right. Just look at Alabama’s failure to comply with a recent Court ruling.
Posted inLaw and Justice
Police Need to Do a Better Job With Young People
Few officers get the training to deal with youth, from interrogations to physical restraints to arrests. There’s a better way.
Posted inLaw and Justice
The Way to Respond to the Alito and Thomas Gift and Recusal Scandals
The Justice Department could go to court for a “Declaratory Judgment” that the two conservative justices broke the law. Here’s how it could work.
