Filling Supreme Court Vacancies
Edward Zelinsky explains why he supports the nomination of Sonia Sotomayor.
The ABC’s of Law
Some excerpts from the Oxford Dictionary of Law.
This Day In History: The GI Bill Was Passed
On this day in history the G.I. Bill was passed.
Widening and some deepening: How Britain joined the EU
An excerpt from The European Union: A Very Short Introduction.
The Prop 8 Decision: What is a Constitution For?
William N. Eskridge, Jr. and Darren R. Spedale comment on the recent decision by the California Supreme Court to uphold Prop 8.
Supreme Court Politics for the Sake of Politics
Elvin Lim looks at Supreme Court politics.
How the New York Times (and Almost Everyone Else) Missed the Watergate Scandal
Donald Ritchie looks at the reporting of Watergate.
A Memorial Day Tribute To The G.I. Bill
An excerpt from The G.I. Bill: A New Deal For Veterans.
Swine Flu, Telecommuting and New York’s Extraterritorial Taxation of Nonresidents’ Incomes
Edward Zelinsky argues that Swine Flu is just another reason workers should not be penalized for working from home.
Spring Training and Senatorial Appointments
Donald Ritchie looks at the connection between spring training rookies and Senatorial appointees.
A Report Card on Post-Kelo Eminent Domain Reforms
James Ely looks at Eminent Domain Reform.
Sudan: A Coward’s Revenge
The quiet and cowardly way that Sudan chose to restart the genocide.
Federalism and “the Right…to Keep and Bear Arms”
An excerpt from The Invisible Constitution by Laurence H. Tribe.
International Internet Law
How should we govern the internet?
Geert Wilders: The Necessary Limits of Free Speech?
Nigel Warburton blogs about Geert Wilders and free speech.
Somalia, Give Sheikh Sharif a Chance!
A look at the results of Somalia elections, and why the newly appointed leader, Sheikh Sharif, deserves a chance.