Introduction to “Fight Back: How States Can Counter Authoritarianism” Series
From its domestic deployment of the National Guard to its politicized denials of nondiscretionary federal funds, the second Trump administration […]
The Right to Privacy Beyond Article 14: Can the Constitution of Pakistan Recognise an Unenumerated Fundamental Right?
Introduction: The Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan (‘Constitution’), 1973 contains an exhaustive catalogue of fundamental rights, however, it
Ballroom dispute now fully briefed
During the 2025-26 term, the Supreme Court handed down a significant ruling on personal location information and privacy, holding in
Slaughter’s vice | SCOTUSblog
As a new school year gets underway, law students might expect to soon be called upon to answer a seemingly
Jury takes 17 minutes to convict man of killing wife with 'murder kit'
Inset: Frederick Spears (Arlington police). Background: Home in Arlington, Texas, where Spears allegedly killed his estranged wife (WFAA). A 57-year-old
Harvey Legal AI Announce Firmwide Use of Software By Davis Wright Tremaine
Davis Wright Tremaine (DWT), a leading business and litigation law firm with more than 600 lawyers, is expanding its use
POCSO | MP High Court Denies Bail As Case Remains Sustainable On Medical Evidence Despite Victim Turning Hostile | POCSO
The Madhya Pradesh High Court at Jabalpur has refused to grant regular bail to a man accused of raping a
God As My Witness Documentary Now Streaming on Relay
A documentary examining the New Orleans clergy sexual abuse crisis is now available for audiences to watch online after receiving
What the public thinks about the emergency docket
This column has generally been about what the emergency docket does: how fast the justices act, how often lower courts
Nothing has happened to Judges; A Lot Has Happened to the Judiciary
A tribute to Justice (R) Shahid Karim, who silently retired on 19 August 2026 from the Lahore High Court. Karim