DOJ's Powerful DOMA Brief in the 9th Circuit
As the repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell is (hopefully) hopefully underway, with a possible certification by top Pentagon officials […]
As the repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell is (hopefully) hopefully underway, with a possible certification by top Pentagon officials […]
Lyle Denniston, a reporter at SCOTUS Blog, posted an extremely insightful review yesterday of this past Supreme Court term. In
For the very first time, the Human Rights Council at the United Nations approved a resolution that condemns discrimination on
In a Guest Commentary piece in the Detroit Free Press, former Supreme Court Justice O’Connor argued against processes in which
Over at Towleroad, Ezra Waldman discusses the recent (disappointing) cloture vote in the Senate on the (still) pending nomination of
As the government shifts its focus in the wake of the financial crisis from corporations to individuals, it brings with
This story is not law-related in any way, but it’s truly heartening nonetheless. Michael Santos, a middle blocker from Team Vôlei
A little over a year ago, a federal appeals court ruled in favor of a couple who had adopted a
The Supreme Court recently heard a pair of challenges to an Arizona law that provides public financing for candidates who
While the majority of coverage regarding the Snyder v. Phelps decision has swirled around the distinction between the majority’s characterization
As noted in an earlier Amicus post, a key reason given by Attorney General Eric Holder for why the Justice