Recommendation Over the course of her career, National Public Radio’s Nina Totenberg has built a distinguished journalism portfolio and a family of friends she describes with insight a… Read More

In recent years, thirty-one U.S. federal appeals court judges have collectively attended privately-funded seminars at upscale resorts on a staggering seventy-six occasions. These events, ost… Read More

How Supreme Court Justices Make Millions From Book Deals The deals have become highly lucrative for the justices, including for those who used court staff members to help research and promot… Read More

Stacker used information from the law project Oyez, Justia’s U.S. Supreme Court Center, and news reports on Supreme Court decisions to develop a list of landmark Supreme Court cases… Read More

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito recently defended his 2008 free vacation to an Alaskan fishing lodge, following an article by ProPublica that shed light on the undisclosed trip. In a colu… Read More

In every major litigation, there comes a moment when you realize it’s time to settle. A ruling doesn’t go your way, a juror gives your legal team the side eye, the judge makes… Read More

The petitions seeking recognition of same-sex marriage had reached their ninth day of hearing in the Supreme Court. The case, being a matter of constitutional importance, was being live-stre… Read More

When Judge Antonin Scalia was confirmed to a seat on the Supreme Court of the United States on September 16, 1986, no senator voted in opposition. He was confirmed by a vote of 98-to-0, a ma… Read More

Miserable, Disobedient, and Victorious – Pete Garcia - https://www.rev310.net/post/miserable-disobedient-and-victorious Back in 2016, an unconventional and forward-thinking, new Ar… Read More

IntroductionAmy Coney Barrett is an accomplished jurist and legal scholar who is widely known for her conservative v… Read More

Conscience is a cognitive process that elicits emotion and rational associations based on an individual’s moral philosophy or value system. In standard terms, conscience is often descr… Read More

Former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Georgia, David E. Nahmias, has joined Jones Day as a partner based in the Atlanta Office. He will lead the Investigations & White Collar Defe… Read More

In a surprising ruling, a judge in New Jersey has declared that a burrito is not a sandwich. The ruling comes in response to a lawsuit brought by a customer who was charged a premium price… Read More

Placeholder while loading article actions Suffrage advocates expressed concern on Friday, a day after the US Supreme Court said it would consider a conservative legal theory giving state… Read More

Ketanji Brown Jackson Biography – Age, Career, Education, Early Life, Family And Net Worth Let us discuss Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Biography in terms of her Age, Career, Educat… Read More

Question: A perfect Machiavellian relocate American jurisprudence might be the performs from Captain Fairness John Marshall inside Marbury vCollins & Skover: At the a basic level, we wan… Read More

She Actually Believes we do not have the right to defend ourselves, and she has a life appointment on the highest court in the United States. Thank God the jury in Kenosha, WI. beli… Read More

We live in a time of deeply contentious disagreements over a number of things, but most are political in nature or over things that, while not overtly political, have been politicized. Wh… Read More

January 22nd marked the forty-ninth anniversary of Roe v. Wade—and, likely, the last year that its protections will remain standing. In December, during oral argument… Read More

Daily Jot: What you need to know about Judge Barrett - Bill Wilson - www.dailyjot.com While the Democratic Party is scrambling to discredit President Trump's nominee Judge Amy Coney Barret… Read More