Jurisprudence

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Trust in the Supreme Court Is Tumbling

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9/11 and the Legal Architecture of the War on Terror

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The Sinister Origins of the Texas Abortion Law, and Why Democrats Are So Unprepared to Do Anything About It

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The Legal Minds Who Tried to Overturn the Election for Trump Are Being Welcomed Back Into Polite Society

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Why Are Judges Forcing Survivors of Domestic Violence Back into Court While Delta Spreads?

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The Restless, Renaissance Genius of Pauli Murray

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If Pauli Murray Were on the Supreme Court …

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What’s Yours Is Theirs: The Real Rules of Ownership

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Aug 14, 2021 6:00 AM

Can a Movie About Medieval Masculinity Enchant Modern Viewers?

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Fox News Could Be Sued if Its Anti-Vax Statements Caused People to Die

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The One Area Where Supreme Court Jurisprudence Is Actually Improving Thanks to Originalism

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“The Big Roadrunner Doomsday Clock of Our Democracy”

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Joe Biden Is Doing Nothing to Prevent Another Federal Execution Spree

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Bye-Bye, Voting Rights. Hello, Even More Big Money.

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Everything Is Concrete

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Bruce Castor Botched the Cosby Case Even Worse Than It Seems

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The Least Most-Important Case of the Supreme Court Term

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What Cops Are Doing With Your DNA

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