The Relist Watch column examines cert petitions that the Supreme Court has “relisted” for its upcoming conference. A short explanation of relists is available here. Once again this week, the Supreme ...

We live in interesting times. After committing an act of violent insurrection against the nation, the people who participated ...

In the recent case of Mills v. O’Connor, 2025 BCCA 34, the BC Court of Appeal offered some fresh insight on the relatively new and unsettled area ...

The Iowa Supreme Court released their decision for Miller v. State of Iowa — a case alleging a former University of Iowa ...

John deVadoss, Global Blockchain Business Council Board Member and co-Chair AI, Washington D.C. and Dr. Matthias Artzt, ...

Yesterday marked four months since Election Day, but North Carolinians somehow still don’t know who will fill a key seat on ...

Elon Musk falsely accused prominent lawyer and former CNN legal analyst Norm Eisen of leading a “crime family” after Musk ...

In a forthcoming memoir, Sarah Wynn-Williams also described a company culture of “lethal careless” that caused its platform ...

Leasing of the plot before obtaining all necessary permits created a “fait accompli,” the audit report stated, leaving demolition or ex post facto licensing as the only realistic options.

In this long read op-ed for JURIST by Shadi Sadr, a human rights lawyer and PhD candidate at Leiden University, Sadr discusses the Rojava Tribunal, a session of the Permanent People's Tribunal, ...