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“Disgrace” and “ridiculous” were both words used to describe the criminal case of Scotty Enoe recently. After making headlines in 2023...

The recent redistricting dispute in Texas has drawn significant national attention because of the legal situation it poses in American politics, its broader implications for democratic representation, and because of the questions it raises regarding constitutional authority. However, the situation also raises serious concerns regarding election law and judicial oversight. The controversy does not only center on partisan outcomes, but also continues to develop through the fede

The recent U.S. operation involving the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has drawn significant international attention because of the novel situation it poses in international politics, its unprecedented nature, and because of the questions it raises in terms of diplomacy. However, the situation also raises questions regarding domestic and international law. The incident not only centers on U.S. criminal jurisdiction in a foreign setting, but also will continue

In early 2025, inside a Sixth Circuit courtroom far from the noise of Silicon Valley, a case unfolded that would quietly rewrite the rules of America’s digital future. For years, the Federal Communications Commission had tried to fit broadband internet into a regulatory category designed for rotary phones, treating it as a “telecommunications service” so it could enforce the familiar principle of net neutrality. But in Ohio Telecom Association v. FCC , the court delivered a m

In 2025, the Supreme Court found itself untangling a puzzle that barely made headlines until the moment it reshaped the country’s healthcare landscape. The case, Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic , began with what looked like an unremarkable question: does a Medicaid patient have the right to choose their own qualified healthcare provider? It was the kind of question that usually gets answered quietly in lower courts. And yet, once it reached the justices, it reveal

In 2023, the Supreme Court found itself examining one of the most defining questions of the digital era: could a website be held responsible for what its algorithm recommends? The case, Gonzalez v. Google, arose from the tragic death of Nohemi Gonzalez, a 23-year-old American student killed during the 2015 terrorist attacks in Paris. Her family argued that YouTube, owned by Google, had indirectly helped ISIS spread propaganda by promoting extremist videos through its recommen

In 2024, a quiet dispute from Texas reached the Supreme Court and ended up saying a great deal about how government power touches ordinary lives. The case, DeVillier v. Texas, began when a group of landowners claimed that a highway project had flooded their property. By raising and altering a road, the state allegedly turned once-dry fields into basins for stormwater. What looked like a simple local complaint soon grew into a constitutional test. At the center of the dispute

“Controversial” and “historic” are words still used to describe Roe v. Wade , one of the most divisive Supreme Court decisions in...

“Unfair” and “outrageous” were the words critics used when Ernesto Miranda, a 23-year-old man from Phoenix, Arizona, was convicted of...

“Disgraceful” and “long overdue” were the words that rang across America in 1954, when a case from the quiet city of Topeka, Kansas,...

“Ridiculous” and “political theater” were words whispered in the taverns of Washington City during the winter of 1803, as a case...