By Roy T. Englert Jr. and Eric J. Feigin | February 23, 2009
In the span of less than a week in late January, the Supreme Court reversed a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, and vacated two 9th Circuit decisions, in
By Sean F.X. Boland | June 12, 2006
The House of Representatives recently passed legislation (the Federal Energy Price Protection Act of
By Ronald A. Berutti | February 19, 2007
Today, the federal government is closed. Thus, there should be fewer telephone calls, filings may wait another day, and a moment or two will be available to reflect on the one lawyer tra
By Pamela B. Stuart | April 20, 2009
Ever since the February 2007 report of the International Committee of the Red Cross about the treatment of 14 “high-value” detainees in CIA custody was publis
By Adam J. White | October 27, 2008
The vice president occupies a perennially curious office. In 1920, it was held in such low regard that a candidate for vice president—Franklin Roosevelt, no less—felt t
December 22, 2003
SCHOOL DISORDER NOT COURT'S FAULTTo the editor:I am writing a letter in response to Stuart Taylor Jr.'s Nov. 17, 2003, commentary "Lawless in Class" [Page 58]. Cit
By Frank O. Bowman III | January 8, 2007
I've met Jeffrey Skilling only once. I shook hands with him across the counsel table in a Houston federal courtroom just before the sentencing hearing that sent him to prison for 24
By David B. Rivkin Jr. and Lee A. Casey | February 23, 2009
President Barack Obama’s selection of David Ogden as deputy attorney general has drawn fire from conservative family values groups, including the influential Family Research
By Douglas W. Kmiec | September 11, 2006
If I could change one thing about the way America is fighting terrorism, it would be the seeming inability to grasp the difference between lawful and unlawful combatants. Failing to keep
By William Robertson | April 23, 2007
Here's some sobering news for U.S. charities: While more than 90 percent of Americans donated money to charity in the past year, just one in 10 "strongly agrees that charitable organizat
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