In cities and counties and states across the country, people are voting to eliminate corporate personhood.read more

It’s hard to figure out how leveling the playing field and letting more candidates compete actually “inhibits debate,” but this Court is perfectly capable of saying two plus two equals five.read more

On March 2, the U.S. Supreme Court heard Ashcroft v. al-Kidd. It seems, once again, prosecutors will get a free pass.read more

Even 68% of Republicans support the passage of an amendment that would “make clear that corporations do not have the same rights as people.”read more

Dec. 12 marks the tenth anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s infamous Bush v. Gore decision.read more

Accountability is what distinguishes us from totalitarian regimes. If a government of, by, for the people is to retain meaning, our nation’s prosecutors must be subject to the rule of law.read more

"These people who pledged to follow precedent overturned a law signed by Teddy Roosevelt in 1907."read more

Kagan comes off as a company woman, not given to confrontation or disquietingly ideological views.read more

Even the late William Rehnquist, a solidly conservative Supreme Court chief justice, acknowledged Marshall’s impact on the nation’s laws when he noted years ago that Marshall rewrote the “American constitutional landscape.”read more

Obama and Kagan believe in fighting fire with blandness. But the Court, and the country, could benefit from a clear progressive voice.read more

On the crucial issue of the Executive’s right to hold a detainee without due process, Elena Kagan is to the right of Anthony Kennedy!read more

It’s a terrible blow since this moderate Republican became such a stalwart defender of individual rights, on issue after issue.read more

Five unelected guys in black robes have subverted our sovereignty.read more