The anti-democratic governor accustomed to getting his way finally accepted his losses in the courts last week. What does Walker’s electoral overreach mean for the Badger State?

A review of Richard L. Hasen’s The Justice of Contradictions: Antonin Scalia and the Politics of Disruption

The attorney whose arguments were heard in the Supreme Court yesterday—a decade after his death—actually wanted all unions outlawed.

The president is leading the way for Republican attacks on judicial independence.

Planned Parenthood’s new petition for high court review involves a state restriction on medication abortion nearly identical to one the nation’s top court ruled unconstitutional in 2016.

A new variation on an age-old tradition helps criminal defendants redeem their lives, far more effectively than prison does.

As cities grow more progressive, a new breed of prosecutors are winning office and upending the era of lock-’em-up justice. They may hold the key to resisting Trump’s mania for mass incarceration.