Wetlands Cases Raise Anew the Question of the Environment and Federal Power

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In Bids for Resentencing, White-Collar Criminals Want Review of Loss Figures

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The Move Toward Digital Documents Is Slow, Confusing—and Inevitable

Gulf Coast Courts Rode Out the Storm—Now They’re Struggling to Come Back

In the Age of Big-Money Campaigns, High Court Takes a New Look at Spending

As More Drivers Choose to Lease Cars, Courts Are Expanding Federal Warranties

Massachusetts Case Renews Debate About Minority Representation on Federal Juries

Up for Renewal, the Landmark Voting Rights Act Faces New Challenges and New Sources of Opposition