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By Steven Lubet | January 1, 2007
It wouldn't have been hard to feel sorry for Lynne Stewart, the New York attorney convicted of providing material support to terrorists. At age 67 and suffering from breast cancer, she n
By Steven Lubet | November 27, 2006
Who decides what is right and true? In court, the judge decides what the law is. In a democracy, political matters are decided by noisy campaigns, followed by elections. Unfortun
By Bennie G. Thompson | November 24, 2008
Should the FBI be allowed to use race or ethnicity as a factor in opening an investigation—or what the bureau calls an assessment—of American citizens? The attorney gen
June 11, 2007
U.S. ATTORNEY CALLS MOUSSAOUI TRIAL �SHINING EXAMPLE' OF RULE OF LAWTo the editor:In a May 21 article entitled "a href="http://www.law.com/jsp/dc/PubArticleDC.jsp?id=11
May 19, 2008
Over the years, Legal Times' columnists have addressed the biggest stories. Terence Moran plumbed the meaning of the painful Clarence Thomas hearings. Evan Schultz war
By Harold J. Krent | April 16, 2007
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales will go before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday to answer questions about the dismissal of eight U.S. attorneys. Gonzales must also determine t
By Matthew R. Segal | February 6, 2006
President George W. Bush is attempting a bold, aggressive, and systematic consolidation of power in the government's executive branch, and he's practically daring Congress to stop h
By Steven M. Dettelbach and Beryl A. Howell | July 2, 2007
Is there a lawyer in the house? The question should not be difficult to answer inside the Department of Justice. A recent report by the a href="http://www.usdoj.gov/oig" targ
By Press Millen | February 6, 2006
One thing I've learned in more than 20 years in the civil litigation business is that if it takes 30 pages of briefing and a stack of documents three feet high to explain why there's no
By Meredith McGehee | September 25, 2006
Jonathan Swift observed, "Laws are like cobwebs which may catch small flies, but let wasps and hornets break through." More "wasps and hornets" than ever stand to benefit if a de
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