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Fill the Bench Now Now is the time for Obama to move on judicial nominations.	Doug Kendall	Feb 05, 2010	Jurisprudence
Take the Money and Run The crazy perversities of civil asset forfeiture.	Radley Balko	Feb 04, 2010	Jurisprudence
Terrorism Derangement Syndrome The GOP's scare tactics work so well because the public is terrified already.	Dahlia Lithwick	Feb 03, 2010	Jurisprudence
Ghosts in the Machine What happens when justices get personal.	Dahlia Lithwick	Jan 30, 2010	Jurisprudence
Murder He Wrote A jury convicted Scott Roeder of killing Dr. George Tiller after a rocky trial.	Emily Bazelon	Jan 29, 2010	Jurisprudence
Who Will Win the Gay Marriage Trial? A road map to the routes to victory for both sides.	William N. Eskridge Jr. and Darren Spedale	Jan 29, 2010	Jurisprudence
Open the Shut Case Why is KBR so afraid of letting Jamie Leigh Jones have her day in court?	Dahlia Lithwick	Jan 28, 2010	Jurisprudence
The Floodgates Were Already Open What will the Supreme Court's campaign finance ruling really change?	Nathaniel Persily	Jan 25, 2010	Jurisprudence
Speeding Locomotive Did the Roberts Court misjudge the public mood on campaign finance reform?	Barry Friedman and Dahlia Lithwick	Jan 25, 2010	Jurisprudence
Money Isn't Speech and Corporations Aren't People The misguided theories behind the Supreme Court's ruling on campaign finance reform.	David Kairys	Jan 22, 2010	Jurisprudence
Money Grubbers The Supreme Court kills campaign finance reform.	Richard L. Hasen	Jan 21, 2010	Jurisprudence
Too Terrible To Be True? Why aren't we talking about the new accusations of murder at Gitmo?	Dahlia Lithwick	Jan 20, 2010	Jurisprudence
Public Enemies How the Supreme Court managed to insult both the law and the public.	Dahlia Lithwick	Jan 15, 2010	Jurisprudence
Blackout The Supreme Court's awful, heavy-handed decision to block videotaping of the gay marriage trial.	Emily Bazelon	Jan 14, 2010	Jurisprudence
Defining Murder Down Why does Dr. Tiller's killer get to argue that his alleged crime was justified?	Emily Bazelon	Jan 13, 2010	Jurisprudence
Blind Justice The Supreme Court blacks out the YouTubing of the gay-marriage trial.	Emily Bazelon	Jan 11, 2010	Jurisprudence
For Better or for Worse California's gay-marriage trial is an all-star, high-stakes affair.	Emily Bazelon	Jan 08, 2010	Jurisprudence
The Sins of Guantanamo We're keeping detainees in the camp because we're afraid of things they haven't done yet?	Dahlia Lithwick	Jan 06, 2010	Jurisprudence
Why Bristol Palin Shouldn't Get Sole Custody Levi Johnston deserves a chance to prove himself as a dad.	Emily Bazelon	Dec 30, 2009	Jurisprudence
Fifth Period Is Facebook Why schools should stop blocking social network sites.	Nicholas Bramble	Dec 27, 2009	Jurisprudence
The YouTube Bully and the Sex-Messaging Cop Courts stick up for the constitutional rights of online troublemakers.	Emily Bazelon	Dec 16, 2009	Jurisprudence
Torture Roulette The Obama administration has picked the worst possible case for its first torture trial.	Dahlia Lithwick	Dec 14, 2009	Jurisprudence
Articles of Faith Why Americans can't talk about religion and the Supreme Court.	Dahlia Lithwick	Dec 10, 2009	Jurisprudence
What Will Congress Do About Afghanistan? Lawmakers should set new rules now for asserting their war powers later.	Bruce Ackerman and Oona A. Hathaway	Dec 09, 2009	Jurisprudence
Hope Witsell's Sexting Suicide Why kids self-destruct with cell phones and online.	Emily Bazelon	Dec 08, 2009	Jurisprudence

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