Town board members in Greece, N.Y., begin each meeting with a prayer. The practice will be reviewed by the high court in terms of whether it violates the establishment clause. Photo by Heather Ainsworth/Bloomberg via Getty Images.
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The Supreme Court will return next week to one of the most controversial topics in constitutional law: the separation of church and state. The court is scheduled to hear oral…
Courts will determine the legality of National Security Agency surveillance programs, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia said Wednesday. And in his opinion, that may not be a good thing.
In June 2013, for the third time in four years, the U.S. Supreme Court dealt with the question of when federal law preempts state tort liability for those injured by…
In a case of first impression, a New Jersey appeals court has held that a remote texter can be held liable to third parties for injuries caused when the distracted…
On Capitol’s hit list: ReDigi’s John Ossenmacher and Larry Rudolph gave the public a way to sell digital files like used records. Photo by Brian Feulner.
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A California man who crashed his car into a utility pole and a fire hydrant last year is now facing two felony manslaughter charges after would-be rescuers stepped into a…
Justice Antonin Scalia continued his attacks on judicial activism during a speech in Colorado on Saturday, referencing radical Islam and 1930s Germany to illustrate the dangers.