Goodbye Democrat Governor Rod Blagojevich. After a four-day trial, the Illinois Senate voted 59-0 to convict him of abuse of power,...

One of the best discussions of this issue I've ever seen appears in Townhall Magazine (August 2008), authored by Curt Levey, executive d

Judicial activism is the subject of the cover story in this month’s Townhall Magazine. The article, by Committee for Justice Executive...

Judicial activism is not the failure to follow precedent. Courts must generally adhere to their past decisions and those of higher courts. B

The oral testimony and written statement of expert witness Denis Steven Rutkus, a federal judiciary specialist for the Congressional...

With an eye to the pivotal role of the Senate’s 14 red state Democrats in the imminent vote on Fifth Circuit nominee Judge Leslie Southwick,

As the punditry dust continues to settle in the aftermath of the lastest Supreme Court term, it is helpful to rebut some of the false accusa

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...

Nearly four years after leaving the presidency of the University of Michigan, Lee C. Bollinger is again under fire from critics of its race-