A new report from the Center for Public Integrity reveals nearly 200 judges attended seminars sponsored by foundations and multinational corporations — groups who are also frequent litigants in federal courts.

Tennessee made news last year for passing a restrictive photo ID bill that explicitly excluded student IDs. It’s in the news again after one politician suggested we should flat-out block student voters from participating in our democracy.

The Ninth Circuit's recent decision that "forensic examination" of a laptop hard drive at the border, without suspicion, violates the Fourth Amendment denotes a keen understanding of modern technology. The court recognized that the old rules don't always fit the digital realm.

The New Mexico House passed a bill establishing a campaign finance system where participating candidates would receive an initial public finance grant from the state, and then get a four to one match for small donor contributions of up to $100.