Supreme Court Justice Alito Extends Stay on Mifepristone Telemedicine Prescriptions
Justice Samuel Alito extended an administrative stay halting a Fifth Circuit Court order that blocked mifepristone prescriptions via telemedicine. The...
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Key Takeaways from Stefon Diggs' Acquittal in Criminal Trial
Stefon Diggs was acquitted in his criminal trial after two days of proceedings. The prosecution's case collapsed due to credibility issues with the al...
DOJ's Evidence Against James Comey Fails to Turn '86 47' Into a Viable Death Threat Charge
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche claims an 11-month investigation uncovered evidence supporting charges against former FBI Director James Comey fo...
Trump Violates War Powers Act and Constitution in Iran Conflict, Legal Experts Say
Donald Trump's military actions against Iran have now breached both the U.S. Constitution and the War Powers Act of 1973. The 60-day deadline for cong...
Supreme Court Ruling Reshapes Voting Rights: Legal Expert Kate Shaw Breaks Down Key Changes
Legal expert Kate Shaw analyzes a landmark Supreme Court decision that significantly alters voting rights. Shaw and Sarah Longwell also dissect recent...
Florida Appeals Court Rejects Stalking Injunction in Contentious Divorce Dispute
The Florida Court of Appeal overturned a three-year stalking injunction against a husband’s girlfriend, ruling that the alleged conduct did not meet l...
Trump's Legal Battles Backfire: Comey Indictment Crumbles Under Scrutiny
Donald Trump's attempts to weaponize the Justice Department against rivals are collapsing. The indictment of James Comey for an alleged 'seashells' th...
James Comey Indicted for Alleged Threat Against Trump: A Case of Vindictive Prosecution?
The U.S. Department of Justice indicted former FBI Director James Comey on two felony counts for allegedly threatening President Trump via an Instagra...
Trump Questions Whether James Comey’s Instagram Post Was a Life Threat
During a CNN interview, Donald Trump admitted uncertainty over whether James Comey’s Instagram post constituted a threat to his life. The indictment,...
James Comey Indicted for Instagram Post Allegedly Threatening Trump: Legal Analysis of '86 47' Post
Former FBI Director James Comey faces federal indictment for an Instagram post depicting seashells arranged to spell '86 47,' which prosecutors allege...
Legal Scholar Bill Otis Critiques SPLC Indictment: A Matter of Facts, Not Commonality
Legal scholar Bill Otis responds to recent commentary on the SPLC indictment, arguing that the legitimacy of a prosecution hinges on the facts, not it...
Key Readings on the Supreme Court’s Geofence Warrant Case: Chatrie v. United States
As the Supreme Court prepares to hear arguments in Chatrie v. United States, a pivotal geofence warrant case, this curated list compiles essential pos...
Kash Patel's High-Stakes Lawsuit Against The Atlantic: Legal Experts Warn of Potential Backfire
Legal analysts Sarah Longwell and Andrew Weissmann dissect major DOJ developments, including Kash Patel’s risky lawsuit against The Atlantic, question...
How Structural Reforms Could Tame the Supreme Court's Shadow Docket
Legal scholar Garrett West argues that the Supreme Court's 'Shadow Docket' crisis stems from structural issues in federal court jurisdiction, not tran...
Legal Scholar Criticizes NYT's Coverage of Leaked Supreme Court Memos on Clean Power Plan
Harvard Law professor Jack Goldsmith critiques the New York Times' portrayal of leaked Supreme Court memos regarding the Obama Administration's Clean...