This excerpt from the introduction to The Satoshi Papers traces how the consolidation of money, law, and state power in ...

He must perform his role of a friend, philosopher and guide with dispassion ... protect and defend the Constitution and the rule of law and to devote himself to the service and well-being of the ...

At least for legal purposes, those choices might be a matter for legal rules, and the law might not leave the interpretive choices open. Constitutional texts don't just fall in our laps like manna ...

A two-student team from Sprague High School tied for first place in a national competition about the U.S. Constitution on April 11.

The character also poses the question of whether the Constitution is still the right supreme law of the land for America when ...

The United States' democracy is at risk, according to constitutional law expert Erwin Chemerinsky. Chemerinsky said Monday night at the University of Houston Law School that presidential power has ...

He must perform his role of a friend, philosopher and guide, with dispassion, guided not by considerations of political expediency but by the sanctity of the constitutional oath he undertook.

To quote President Eisenhower, “If civilization is to survive, it must choose the rule of law,” write Rockford lawyers Jim ...

For John Inazu, a law and religion professor at Washington University in St. Louis, the threshold for constitutional crisis comes down to asking, “What do the people with the guns do?” ...

who teaches constitutional law at the University of Washington. Seceding wasn’t unprecedented at that point. In 1776, the 13 colonies said they had the right to secede from Great Britain ...

Fierce as always when it comes to the rights of children, the Centre for Child Law (CCL) at the University of Pretoria once again has big plans to protect the rights of the young ones, which ...

Democracies facing authoritarian threats from within have found ways to push back by strengthening institutions, reinforcing ...