Risks Ahead in SCOTUS ‘Independent State Legislature Theory’ Case
Dangers remain as the justices explore a different path for deciding Moore v. Harper.
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George Santos’s Money Worries (And Ours)
Toothless regulators and legal loopholes let con men thrive. -
Voter ID Law Struck Down by North Carolina Supreme Court
A closely divided court held that the law was racially discriminatory, but the ruling’s impact may not survive under the court’s new conservative majority. -
Momentum Gathers to Improve 2030 Census
Recent comment letters filed with the Census Bureau show broad-based support for critical reforms to the decennial count. -
Garland Takes on Mandatory Minimums
The AG (finally) tells prosecutors to reduce unnecessary incarceration. -
Abortion Cases Take Originalism Debate to the States
In striking down an abortion ban in South Carolina and upholding one in Idaho, state high courts are grappling with the use of history in constitutional interpretation. -
Criminal Justice Reform Halfway Through the Biden Administration
Despite some progress in 2022, both the president and Congress must keep working to improve the criminal justice system. -
2022: Democracy Rises
Americans rejected election denial and adopted reforms. Let’s build on that in 2023. -
Much Needed Reform for the Electoral Count Act
The appropriations bill just passed by Congress contains the first reform aimed at preventing another insurrection. -
Georgia’s Racial Turnout Gap Grew in 2022
Despite high voter turnout in last month’s election, the racial turnout gap was larger than any point in the past decade.
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