Fall Tradition Says We Should Have a Halloween Free-Speech Controversy — Let’s Not
Legal rights are only as secure as the cultural footing they are moored in.
The Supreme Court Needs a Justice Who Puts the Constitution First
Luckily, America is blessed with many highly qualified judges and scholars who fit the bill.
Defending Free Speech on Campus Means Defending Student Journalists, Too
Fully exercising freedom of speech is crucial to students learning how to navigate the rough-and-tumble world of modern media once college is over.
Court-Packing: A Blow Against the Rule of Law
Often buffeted by political winds, the Court has nevertheless maintained a safe remove from the whirl of everyday politics, insulated by the Constitution.
Three New Supreme Court Decisions Protect Free Speech on Campus
Three of the Court’s recent decisions should help to clarify protections for freedom of expression and association on public-university campuses.
Supreme Court Gives New Life to North Carolina ‘Choose Life’ License Plates
In Walker v. Texas Division, Sons of Confederate Veterans, the Supreme Court recently held that Texas could refuse to authorize a Sons of Confederate Veterans specialty license plate whose design ...