Equality and Liberty in the Same-Sex Marriage Case
By Michael C. Dorf Since the Supreme Court’s 2013 decision in United States v. Windsor, invalidating Section 3 of the […]
Clinging to Capital Punishment
By Lisa Ebersole Last week the Utah state legislature passed a law that would reinstitute death by firing squad as
Echoes of Unsung Selmas
By Ryan Cohen As a Millennial, I have few memories of protests shaking the foundations of my world the way
The Problem with Kicking the Can Down the Road
By Tharuni Jayaraman It’s happening again. As has been reported endlessly this past week, if Congress does not act soon to
Thinking About an Agenda for a New Supreme Court, Part I
By Mark Tushnet Suppose that a Democratic president makes a “relevant” appointment to the Supreme Court – that is, a