To return once more to the PFAW-blog's active criticism of CFJ and other organizations fighting for the fair treatment of federal...

Some of the assessments of the Roberts Court are so hyperbolic as to merit special notice. The Harvard Crimson's staff editorial of Apr.

Dahlia Lithwick compiles a list of the ten worst civil liberties outrages of the past year, which turns out to consist entirely, with not...

Point of Law, a website I run sponsored by the Manhattan Institute and American Enterprise Institute, is currently in its fourth day of a...

ABC News "Nightline" is strongly in contention for that honor with its breathless Brian Ross investigative report on Justice Scalia's...

Ever since Judge Samuel Alito was nominated to the Supreme Court, the Committee for Justice has been hammering away on the theme that it is

Via Taranto, here's TigerHawk posing a pertinent question regarding Sen. Kennedy's demand that the Senate subpoena the private paper

Prof. Bainbridge reflects on the Alito peril, as seen by Democratic senators: After catching up on the first day of the Alito hearings,...

Some reporters have been treating Alito’s adherence to the unitary executive theory as a hint he will support President Bush’s most...