A March 5 federal appeals court ruling has propelled toward the Supreme Court a dispute that could have a major impact on the relative powers of Congress, the states, and the high court itself.
Read More →Case: U.S. v. Morrison
For the past decade the Supreme Court has been reviving an old but important idea: that the powers vested in the federal government are not unlimited.
Read More →Case: U.S. v. Morrison
When, in 1994, Michael Greve and Michael McDonald wanted to make a point about politically correct speech, they successfully defended …
Read More →Michael Greve stages lawsuits as if they were theatrical productions, so when he began a legal assault on affirmative action…
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