jurisprudence
Sarah Hedgecock · 04/29/14 01:37PM
Adam Weinstein · 04/14/14 11:35AM
Amanda Knox Found Guilty in Retrial
Sarah Hedgecock · 01/30/14 05:10PMSherlock Holmes Is in the Public Domain
Sarah Hedgecock · 12/28/13 11:30AMReal-Life Grinch Steals Neighbor Kids' Christmas Toys
Sarah Hedgecock · 12/26/13 01:32PMJudge Orders Man to Write "Boys Do Not Hit Girls" 5,000 Times
Sarah Hedgecock · 12/24/13 10:30AMNYPD Cop Says Macy's Racially Profiled Her in Black Friday Arrest
Sarah Hedgecock · 11/19/13 03:29PMCourt Blocks Stop-and-Frisk Changes
Sarah Hedgecock · 10/31/13 04:32PMSupreme Court Justices Aghast at Notion That Laws Apply to Them
John Cook · 11/08/11 05:19PMThe Supreme Court heard arguments today in a case about whether the police have the right to track your every movement electronically without a search warrant. Things got awkward when an attorney for the government conceded that, under the government's view, even Supreme Court justices could be tracked.