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How does originalism work with state constitutions? Justice Clint Bolick, writing for the Arizona Supreme...

In Rouch World, LLC v. Department of Civil Rights, the Michigan Supreme Court expounded on...

  In Mills v. Arizona Board of Technical Registration,[1] the Arizona Supreme Court considered whether...

  The drafters of the Oklahoma Constitution—“[f]earing excessive power in the hands of one individual”—strictly...

On April 27, 2022, the New York State Court of Appeals invalidated the Congressional and...

  Does a state statute only mean what it says and nothing more? In a...

In 2019, in Timbs v. Indiana, the U.S. Supreme Court declared that the Excessive Fines...

A recent case from the Supreme Court of Wisconsin, In the Interest of C.G.,[1] raised...

  The Arizona Constitution, written in 1910, includes several features traceable to the reform efforts...

  In North Carolina State Conference of National Association for the Advancement of Colored People...

In Texas Department of State Health Services v. Crown Distributing LLC, the Texas Supreme Court...

The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision to hear arguments in Moore v. Harper has garnered significant...

Late last term, the United States Supreme Court all but eliminated the ability of individuals...

Under Michigan law, adults who commit the offense of first-degree murder are subject to a...

In a 4-3 decision by Justice Rebecca Frank Dallet, the Wisconsin Supreme Court held that...

  In El Koussa v. Attorney General, the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts held that...

Important issues of federalism and administrative law almost always boil down to one simple yet...

In Planned Parenthood of the Heartland, Inc. v. Reynolds (Planned Parenthood III),[1] the Supreme Court...