This is a lightly edited version of remarks delivered on July 11 at the opening dinner of The Public Interest Fellowship’s ...

Draft bill aims to make it mandatory for public officials to recuse themselves from decisions in case interests clash.

How is it that people need to discuss—doxing basically—home phone numbers and home addresses?” Judge Stephanos Bibas asked ...

IndexSynopsisIntroductionFactual Matrix and Procedural HistoryLegal Question Before the CourtJudicial Scrutiny of the Compromise MechanismThe Evidentiary MatrixSection 482 CrPC and the Limits of Judic ...

The interim government has retired 18 judicial officers, including 15 district and sessions judges, under a provision that ...

More than 1 million Americans have had loans canceled through the program, including nurses, college staffers and park ...

The legal ombudsman has signalled a new era in transparency by publishing details of upheld complaints against individual ...

"There is no way to construe IEEPA’s text that is simultaneously constitutionally permissible and that permits the executive ...

The good news is that in July 2024, the Alaska Supreme Court gave a unanimous opinion that our homeschool laws are ...

Pro bono work was a factor in several of the executive orders lodged against law firms, adding in a new risk to overall pro bono practices that remains even as the White House's focus has shifted ...

A regional economic development agency directed by a board that includes 12 county commissioners is subject to the state’s Right-to-Know Law, a senior judge concluded in a recent ruling filed in Blair ...

The Legal Ombudsman has published three of its final decisions in full for the first time, including the names of the firms ...