Judiciary

Attorney and Trump critic George Conway predicts that Trump will defy court orders, which would dismantle federal law and order.

The Trump administration and its allies in Congress are going to prevail in this separation-of-powers battle royale.

A recent jury scam has targeted several counties across the United States. Here's what you should know.

John Roberts decried politicians across the spectrum who have "raised the specter of open disregard for federal court rulings."

Biden drew sharp criticism from lawmakers and organizations representing lawyers and judges for vetoing the JUDGES Act.

Americans hate stereotyping, but they love equal protection.

There are two visions of the human person that are in irreconcilable tension with one another. Only one vision can survive.

Senator Dick Durbin wasted no time reminding McConnell of his own political maneuvering with judicial nominees.

Senator Elizabeth Warren pushes for confirmation of federal judges and key regulators who cannot be removed by the next president.

Kyle Prosen decided to adopt his drag persona for his day in court, albeit with a Sarah Palin twist. It got a surprising reaction.

The Biden administration warned the case could have far-reaching implications.

The U.S. Supreme Court returns today. One of its most prominent figures, Clarence Thomas, will face pressure to stay on the bench if Harris wins the election.

Judge Donald R. Spaccio said that he went to Trump's rally because he felt there were a lot of things wrong with the country.

Protesters, armed with pipes and chains, forced their way into the chamber in a bid to halt the vote.

The judiciary must protect democratic institutions without becoming a political actor itself.

Some Mississippi felons remain disenfranchised unless new state legislation changes it, a circuit court ruled Thursday.

Only demonstrable, proven track records can suffice.

Senator Sheldon Whitehouse raised concerns about Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito.

Retired Judge David S. Tatel issued a warning about the nation's highest court depleting "the reservoir of public confidence."

U.S. District Judge Michael Ponsor wrote in his essay that "courts work because people trust judges" and that "taking sides in this way erodes that trust."

The political theory of the American Founding is that man is made in God's image and that we accordingly possess certain rights that no other man can deny.

As we honor Black History Month, we should celebrate Thomas' towering achievements, admirable resilience, and unrivaled contributions to our country.

Hunter Biden made a surprise appearance on Wednesday during a contempt hearing in the House but left midway through it.

Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder explained how a Donald Trump presidency would go about weaponizing the DOJ.

The following is what President Biden should tell Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu when he meets him later this month.

Democratic Senator Sheldon Whitehouse filed a new ethics complaint against Justice Alito.

The "reasonableness" law is a tiny sliver of the broader reform package put forth earlier this year.

The answer to all this is in front of us: Israel needs a written constitution that cannot be changed by the Knesset.

A coalition of 90 progressive organizations urged Congress to take action to address allegations of "corruption" that marred the Court's most recent term.

Supreme Court justices have faced questions about ties to wealthy donors amid several divisive, consequential rulings.