Ginni Thomas Texts Show Why the Supreme Court Needs a Code of Conduct
Supreme Court justices are the only judges in the country without a binding ethics code.
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A Big Week for Campaign Finance Reform
New York is on the precipice of revolutionizing campaign finance. -
End of Justice Department’s ‘China Initiative’ Brings Little Relief to U.S. Academics
The program sought to fight economic espionage but was criticized for excessive and misguided prosecutions. -
In Court to Fight Ohio’s Gerrymandered Maps
The maps rob Black Americans of their political power and undermine the will of voters. -
Florence Ellinwood Allen: The First Woman State Supreme Court Justice
A century later, her story of perseverance and support from women’s rights activists still inspires. -
The Election Police Are Coming
States across the country are establishing or empowering law enforcement agencies to aggressively pursue rare instances of voter fraud. -
An Attack on Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Criminal Defense Work Is an Attack on the Constitution
Jackson’s record as public defender is rooted in the right to a fair trial. -
Major Census Quality Check Spotlights Persistent Undercounts
The results of the Census Bureau’s Post-Enumeration Survey reveal inequities that require concerted action to fix. -
Attacks Against Election Officials Are Taking a Toll
A new Brennan Center poll finds that election officials are under attack and leaving their jobs. They need help. -
Oversight of Prisons and Jails Must Get Better, Faster
A new Brennan Center resource tracks progress on prison and jail oversight reform.
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