Oral argument from the court.

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• The Attorney General Is a Very Busy Man The Supreme Court seems to think that also makes him immune from litigation.
  Dahlia Lithwick Dec. 11, 2008
  
• The Wheels on the Bus The Supreme Court tries to imagine its way out of a sex discrimination case.
  Dahlia Lithwick Dec. 2, 2008
  
• Everything Vibrates The Supreme Court grapples with the primordial ooze of the Summum case.
  Dahlia Lithwick Nov. 13, 2008
  
• Shit Doesn't Happen The Supreme Court's 100 percent dirt-free exploration of potty words.
  Dahlia Lithwick Nov. 4, 2008
  
• Label Conscious The Supreme Court gets positively passionate about pre-emption.
  Dahlia Lithwick Nov. 4, 2008
  
• Smoke Rings How to fight big tobacco without ever talking about the health risks of smoking.
  Dahlia Lithwick Oct. 6, 2008
  
• The Capital Gang The Supreme Court jump-starts the machinery of death.
  Dahlia Lithwick April 16, 2008
  
• Jail of Two Cities The Supreme Court gives the right to habeas corpus a swirly.
  Dahlia Lithwick March 25, 2008
  
• Bearing Arms … Against Bears Justice Kennedy thinks D.C. residents need protection—from grizzlies.
  Dahlia Lithwick March 18, 2008
  
• Oil and Water The Exxon Valdez case runs aground at the Supreme Court.
  Dahlia Lithwick Feb. 28, 2008
  
• Grumpy Young Men The Supreme Court squints at America's elderly federal employees.
  Dahlia Lithwick Feb. 19, 2008
  
• Grandma Got Carded The Supreme Court looks closely at Indiana's voter-ID law.
  Dahlia Lithwick Jan. 10, 2008
  
• Killing Me Softly The Supreme Court ponders whether to pull the plug on lethal injection.
  Dahlia Lithwick Jan. 8, 2008