The Daily Caller

‘Congress followed Massachusetts’ lead,’ writes liberal justice

The outcome of the 2012 election could determine the direction of American constitutional law for decades to come.

We’re lucky the founders designed a decentralized system of government that protects individual liberty.

‘I would not look to the U.S. Constitution if I were drafting a constitution in the year 2012′

Friend: ‘Justice Ginsburg has not expressed any interest in retiring’

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said she has “a way to go” before leaving the bench

The Supreme Court reviews free speech rights in light of the anti-gay military protests of the Westboro Baptist Church

During the new term, the court will look at provocative anti-gay protests at military funerals and a California law banning the sale of violent video games to children

Disruptions at the funerals of fallen heroes by the Westboro ‘Baptist Church’ is among several high-profile cases to be scrutinized by the justices

Clears the way for the state’s first execution of a woman in nearly a century

Both liberal and conservative justices on the nation’s highest court are choosing their judicial clerks along ideological lines

Beloit College releases its Mindset List to give a snapshot of the world view of the incoming freshmen class

With Elena Kagan set to join the Court, Justice Ginsburg perceives a big change

On the hot-button issues of the day – gun rights, gay rights, partial birth abortion, ObamaCare and the like – polls show that Kagan is on the wrong side of the American people by large margins. That presents a valuable electoral opportunity for the GOP and a problem for red or purple state Democrats who voted for Kagan

Judges rules that ‘honest services’ law could not be used in convicting Skilling for role in collapse of Enron; ruling does not require Skilling’s conviction to be overturned

The Supreme Court — with help from retiring Justice Stevens — has upheld a federal law banning ‘materially supporting’ terror

The Supreme Court nominee criticized any confirmation process that avoids direct questioning as a ‘vapid and hollow charade’

Supreme Court justices differ sharply along ideological lines over a school’s bias policy

Doubts cast on whether U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts is actually considering stepping down