The Supreme Court is once again taking up affirmative action, this time answering the question whether or not a state can ban race-based preferences altogether, at least when it comes to college admissions.
Just a few months ago, the Court affirmed the University of Texas’s system for the limited use of race in student selection, but this case is very different. The issue is whether the state’s ban on any affirmative action program itself is Constitutional.
As the U.S. Supreme Court re-examines the human rights case involving the execution of Nigerians in 1995 and the alleged complicity of a major oil corporation, legal experts are debating which way the court will […]
This year marks the 50th since the Supreme Court gave the guarantee of legal defense regardless of one’s ability to pay for one in the decision Gideon v. Wainwright. Many more cases have been decided […]
One of the most rapacious efforts to outlaw abortion and overturn Roe v. Wade has taken a legal blow. This week, a U.S. District Court judge in Austin enjoined Texas state officials from enforcing parts […]
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