ScotusBlog covers the coverage of Scalia
No need to rewrite an already good post. ScotusBlog provides links to all kinds of coverage of the goings-on with […]
Amicus, Courts & Judicial Interpretation
Amicus, Human Rights, Reproductive Rights
Abortion Road Trip Rule
The Irish do not have a legal right to an abortion except in cases to protect the life of the
Amicus, LGBTQ Rights
Don’t Ask Don’t Tell Vote an Opportunity for Progressives
A vote on repealing the discriminatory Don’t Ask Don’t Tell law is coming. Senate Majority leader Harry Reid has stated
Amicus, Freedom of Expression, Voting and Elections Rights
Olbermann Suspended, Then Reinstated, After Political Donations
MSNBC Host Keith Olbermann was suspended on Friday after it was reported that he made donations to Democratic political campaigns.
Amicus, Freedom of Expression
Grand Jury Subpoena Used as Gag Order for Activist
Siobhan Reynolds didn’t like that the U.S. Attorney’s office in Kansas was prosecuting doctors for distributing painkillers that eventually led
Amicus, Freedom of Expression, Poverty and Economic Justice
Organizational Free Speech Clashing with Tax Laws
As the Citizens United decision has opened the flood gates of organizational spending on public speech this election cycle, which