Tag: supreme court

Justice Clarence Thomas recently issued an opinion on revisiting the 1964 New York Times v. Sullivan Case, stating that he did not believe the decision…

Last Thursday, we saw a woman of dignity, composure and courage describe the worst moment of her life. I can’t imagine what reserves of spirit…

I’m officially jumping on to Twitter’s “unpopular opinion” bandwagon by saying that the Supreme Court made the right decision on Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil…

This Saturday will be the 100th day of the Trump presidency. “No matter how much I accomplish during the ridiculous standard of the first 100…

During his divisive campaign, President Donald Trump presented himself as more of a moderate by disavowing conservative Republican orthodoxy and making a promise to protect…

As Shakespeare would say, nothing became him in life so much as the leaving of it . . . Antonin Scalia died as he had…

The April 22 U.S. Supreme Court decision in Schuette v. Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action revived the longstanding debate on the controversial topics of race…

Kirk Heilbrun, a professor in the Department of Psychology, and Emily Haney-Caron, a third-year law degree/psychology doctorate candidate, examined the impact on custody disputes of…

It’s been nearly 32 years since a 28-year-old taxicab driver was convicted of the murder of a Philadelphia police officer and sentenced to death. It…

If, in fact, “corporations are people, my friend” (shout-out to Mitt Romney for that one), what kind of people are they? Can they have a…