Federalism & Separation of Powers

What Does "One Person, One Vote" Really Mean?

• Elizabeth Slattery

On December 8, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Evenwel v. Abbott, a...

Supremacy and the Supreme Court

Since Marbury v. Madison in 1803, it’s been “settled law” that the Supreme Court is...

Legal News Roundup: 10/26/2015

• Zach Mayo

Richard Wolf discusses the Supreme Court stakes of the 2016 election in a USA Today article....

Supreme Court Preview: Fisher

• David F. Forte

In the long running case of Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin, insufficient notice...

SCOTUS Orders: 10/19/2015

• Anthony M. Deardurff

The Court has issued a new order list, and in addition to one GVR there...

Judicial Engagement, Illustrated

• Ilya Shapiro

Does the government need to offer you a good reason when it restricts your liberty?...

Supreme Court Preview: Foster v. Chatman

• Evan D. Bernick

It’s shaping up to be one of the Supreme Court’s most consequential terms in recent...

Supreme Court Preview: Newman

• James M. Burnham

On Monday, October 5, the Supreme Court declined to wade into the issue of what...

Ruminations on the Rule of Law

The United States is famously a nation of laws and not of men—or must we...

Supreme Court Preview: Puerto Rico v. Sanchez Valle

• Richard H. Pildes

Thanks to the Federalist Society for inviting me to contribute as an “independent expert” to...