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I'm flattered that Matthew Stewart at the blog LoneStarters chose to publish a profile of Grits for Breakfast, decla...

The few crumbs the U.S. Supreme Court let fall off the table for ERISA disability claimants in Metropolitan v. Glenn, 128 S. Ct....

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Analysis The Supreme Court’s latest foray into the rights of student religious organizations on state-operated college campuses might have added to the recent pattern of ...

Analysis As Justice Antonin Scalia was preparing the Supreme Court’s opinion last year declaring a personal constitutional right to have a gun for self-defense, he may ha...

Analysis  (updated 5:28 p.m.) Justice Antonin Scalia dismissed it as unnecessary and even unhelpful “excursus,” but the Supreme Court on Thursday gave the American people...

Analysis The Supreme Court finished a Term this week without deciding another case on detainees’ rights, but there very likely is another Guantanamo Bay case in its futur...

Analysis For the first time in nearly nine years of what the government has called a “war on terrorism,” the Supreme Court on Monday ruled decisively in the government’s ...

Analysis From the moment nearly 15 months ago that two master legal tacticians, David Boies and Theodore Olson, launched the case of Perry v. Schwarzenegger, it was almos...