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Obergefell Isn’t Dobbs. Gay Marriage Will Stand.
When the Supreme Court first recognized a nationwide constitutional right to same-sex marriage in the 2015 case Obergefell v. Hodges, Kim Davis didn’t like it. So Davis – a county clerk in Kentucky who apparently saw herself as the interpreter and administrator of all laws – decided she had the right “under God’s authority” to […]
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Can Marriage Equality Survive this Supreme Court?
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Why Good Laws Aren’t Enough (with Martha Minow)
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The D.C. Court Ruling Trump Will Love
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Will the U.S. Supreme Court Actually Save Ghislaine Maxwell?
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Issue Brief: Texas Lawmakers Flee State to Block Congressional Map Gerrymandering
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Issue Brief: SCOTUS Takes Up Trans Sports Ban
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Case Brief: SCOTUS Lets Trump Downsize Federal Workforce — Trump v. American Federation of Government Employees
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Fighting Trump’s Asylum Ban
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Checks and Balances in the Balance at SCOTUS (with Melissa Murray, Trevor Morrison & Jack Goldsmith)
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Insider Sample 7/1 — SCOTUS to America: “You Deal With Him”
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SCOTUS to America: “You Deal With Him”
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The Supreme Court Just Gave the President More Power
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