The Brennan Center releases a report on government surveillance and data collection, the Supreme Court hears oral arguments in a case challenging campaign finance laws, and more.
The Department of Justice sues North Carolina to block the state’s new voting restrictions and the Supreme Court’s Voting Rights Act ruling leads to tougher laws in several states.
Our latest Fair Courts E-lert highlights federal judicial nominee William Thomas, concerns about the searing-in of Kansas Court of Appeals Judge Caleb Stegall, and more.
The federal government shuts down for the first time in almost two decades, the Justice Department announces plans to sue North Carolina over the state’s restrictive voting law, and more.
Our latest Fair Courts E-lert highlights developments in the federal judicial nominations process, a judicial selection challenge in Indiana, and more.
Texas' restrictive voter ID law heads back to federal court, eight state voter updates, and Project Vote releases an analysis showing the increasing trend of disenfranchisement in voting legislation across the country.
The restrictive Texas voter ID law goes back to court, New York State tackles political corruption, AP journalists on unearthing Muslim surveillance program, and more.
Our latest Fair Courts E-lert highlights the Arizona Supreme Court's ruling in Dobson v. Arizona, the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee hearing on the Federal Judgeship Act of 2013, and more.
