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Voter-ID Laws Face Major Roadblocks

by Abby Rapoport March 12, 2012

The Department of Justice has blocked Texas’s version of the bill—while a similar measure in Wisconsin is also hitting snags.

by Garrett Epps March 2, 2012

Friday’s legal news round-up

We’re becoming less and less of a gun-toting nation.

I boldly go on record.

The Supreme Court considers whether corporations can be sued for violations of international law.

Americans oppose regulating business—until you get down to the specifics.

Two different judges offer arguments against DOMA.

In this Friday Round-Up: The Court moves rightward on Affirmative Action, but there is good DOMA news.

by E.J. Graff February 23, 2012

You know you’re winning when a major win gets no news media attention at all.

The victory against transvaginal ultrasounds was small but encouraging.