The shift in the Court's Eighth Amendment jurisprudence would be a significant obstacle to litigation challenging the public ...

The only provision from the original Bill of Rights that was never adopted would've grown the House in proportion to the ...

Third-country removals” raise a host of difficult procedural and substantive questions. The Supreme Court should have answered those questions *before* greenlighting deportations to torture.

Without question, this is a very big decision (and a big loss for President Trump). It’s also not an especially surprising ruling, even for this Court. As my Georgetown colleague Marty Lederman ...

[Editor’s Note: An edited version of today’s post is cross-posted over at Just Security.] Welcome back to “One First,” a newsletter that aims to make the U.S. Supreme Court more accessible to lawyers ...