constitutional law

Federal Agents, Local Streets: A 'Red Flag' In Oregon

Constitutional law experts said the federal officers’ actions are a “red flag” in what could become a test case of states’ rights.
By Gillian Flaccus, AP

Can Congress Subpoena The Interpreter From Trump's Putin Meeting? Experts Aren't Sure.

Some constitutional scholars want lawmakers to try anyway.
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Trump’s Exclusion Order Can Easily Be Made Constitutional -- But It Remains Stupid

Let’s imagine someone in the White House talks to an actual lawyer.
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Supreme Court Rules For Congress -- And Thousands Of Victims Of Iran-Sponsored Terrorism

The ruling means Iran's central bank must pay terror claims.
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This Video Proves Women's Rights Still Have A Long Way To Go

More than 40 years on, an Equal Rights Amendment still hasn't been ratified.
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Supreme Court Quashes Death Row Inmate's Conviction Built On 'House Of Cards'

Prosecutors withheld evidence, violating a Louisiana man's due process rights.
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Elizabeth Warren Demolishes Arguments Against Filling Scalia’s Seat

It's the Constitution, stupid.
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Replacing Antonin Scalia Could Mean The Biggest Supreme Court Shakeup In 25 Years

Conservatives have had a functional majority at least since 1991.
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Justice Thomas Hasn't Uttered A Word From The Bench In 10 Years

Does it really matter?
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Justice Breyer Is Dying For A Case That Will Kill The Death Penalty For Good

He's ready.
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