As Supreme Court Arguments Grow More Contentious, Lawyers Find Their Way to Georgetown’s Moot Court for More Practice

As Lawsuits against Citizens Expand, Countermeasures Are Rolled Out

Critics Say Vague Hacking Law Leads to Bad Prosecutions, Inconsistent Sentences

New London Redevelopment Battle Leads Trio of Cases on Takings Clause

Legal Society Says Universities Must Let It Choose Members, Officers Based on Beliefs

Wisconsin Court’s Risk Analysis May Be Last Hope for Lead Paint Plaintiffs

Judicial Elections Turn to Big Bucks and Nasty Tactics

Like a Horse and Carriage, They Go Together

Suits Claim Tax-Exempt Status Creates Duty to Provide Affordable or Free Care for Needy

High Court’s Pesticide, Stock Market Cases Test Whether Federal Regulations Bar Suits