The Supreme Court Upheld Treaty Rights for the Crow Nation
Amid continued standoffs between tribes and states over treaties signed before statehood was achieved, the ruling is a victory for Native rights.
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A Constitutional Law Expert Breaks Down Justice Kennedy’s Retirement Announcement
UNC professor Michael Gerhardt talks with Pacific Standard about the implications of Anthony Kennedy's retirement.
Employers Just Scored a Major Victory in the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court just ruled that employers can require employees to agree to arbitration and waive their rights to file class-action lawsuits.
Neil Gorsuch to Be Confirmed to the Supreme Court
Neil Gorsuch has enough votes to be confirmed to the Supreme Court, CNN reports, after Senate Republicans voted…
How the End of the Filibuster Undermines the Supreme Court’s Claim to Political Independence
After years of gridlock and partisan pressure, the United States Senate seems to have finally cracked. On Thursday,…
Can Disability Rights Stay Bipartisan?
The Supreme Court just ruled 8–0 in favor of the rights of disabled students to a real education.…
Trump Announces Neil Gorsuch as His Supreme Court Nominee
Gorsuch could be the next Supreme Court Justice. What does that mean for the president’s controversial executive order…