By Lawrence Siskind | November 27, 2006
The heckler's veto is an American legal concept sadly transformed into an international symptom of Western timidity. From Denmark to the Vatican, from the Berlin Opera to the editorial p
By Brian W. Walsh and Stephanie A. Martz | September 1, 2008
Our two organizations, the Heritage Foundation and the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, are at opposite ends of the conservative-to-liberal spectrum. But
By Charles A. Shanor | December 8, 2003
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld has described Guantanamo Bay as the "least worst place" to house captured Taliban and al Qaeda forces. Presumably, he was referring neither to the warm
By J. Gerald Hebert | June 11, 2007
When I was a small boy confronted about misbehavior, I often resorted to some explanation so far-fetched that I immediately lost all credibility. My mother used my incriminating answers
June 20, 2005
AD RULING HURTS LAW SCHOOL CASE To the editor: The U.S. Supreme Court's recent ruling permitting the government to force beef producers to pay for a marketing camp
By Louis Fisher | July 28, 2008
James Baker III and Warren Christopher have a new solution to the ongoing dispute over how this country decides to go to war. They laid out the short version of proposed legis
By Ronald D. Rotunda | July 7, 2008
John McCain is 71 years old, while his rival for the presidency, Barack Obama, is 46. Age is an issue in this campaign. Is McCain too old to be president? Is Obama too inexperienced?br
By William W. Bedsworth | April 21, 2008
I try really hard not to throw rocks at legislators. For one thing, they have a very tough job, a very boring job, a job most of us wouldn't take unless they'd stopped hiring at the stee
By John Conyers Jr. and Sheila Jackson Lee | February 2, 2004
Forgive us if we are skeptical of the Bush administration's election-year conversion to immigration reform. President George W. Bush's proposal would, in truth, relegate millions of fore
February 9, 2009
In the midst of the financial crisis, when nerves seem rawer than ever, the most intense attention has been placed on nominees’ tax records. Timothy Geithner, who wa
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