High Court Takes Another Look at Pre-Emption in HMO Disput

Student Loan Case Will Determine Whether Debtors May Discharge State Obligations

As Legislatures Cut Prosecutors’ Budgets to the Bone, Caseloads Are Backing Up, and Fewer Young Attorneys Are Choosing to Stay

International Prosecutor Says Corporate Officials Could Face War Crimes Charges

A Supreme Court Loss Inspires a Stanford Professor to Renew his Copyright Fight

Court Again Tackles Adult Content Restrictions and the First Amendment

More States Are Looking at ABA Proposals to Ease Rules on Multijurisdictional Practice

A Drive to Gain Some Measure of Self-Government for Hawaii’s Native Population Raises Questions About Whether the State Could Even Leave the Union

Even after the Supreme Court tried to rein in expert witnesses willing to testify at the drop of a theory, embattled dentist Michael West and his shining light prove that ‘science’ can be stranger than fiction.