The Law Has Spoken: A Cellphone Is a Bedroom, Not a Pants Pocket

Obama Promised to Close Gitmo. The Troop Withdrawal May Finally Force Him to Do So.

There's a Legal War Over the Definition of Rape

Clayton Lockett's Botched Execution Adds Credibility to Court Fight Over Drug Secrecy

Sonia Sotomayor Is a National Treasure

The Obama Administration Just Got Busted Over Excessive Secrecy—Again

This Infamous Hacker Went to Prison for Trolling AT&T. Now He Wants to Troll Wall Street.

The Stars of Jo Becker's Misleading Book on Gay Marriage Are Racing to Claim Even More Credit

The Tragicomedy of the 9/11 Trial

John Roberts Didn't Kill Campaign Finance Rules. Modern Politics Did.

Here's What International Law Says About Russia's Intervention in Ukraine

Socialize the Law? First Stop Condescending to Non-Corporate Lawyers

Socialized Law Would Be a Massive, Unworkable Nightmare

The Case for Socialized Law


The Presidency Comes With Executive Power. Deal With It.

Red States' Legally Dubious Strategy to Destroy Obamacare

Obama May Be Blowing His Opportunity to Reform the NSA

Justice Ginsburg Is Wrong: She Should Step Down

Inside the Stunning Court Smackdown on NSA Spying

Don't Rule Out the New Obamacare Court Challenges