Legal

Three observations about—and one question arising from—the Google v. Oracle ‘fair use’ case.

Will the Supreme Court case NCAA v. Alston finally lead to players being fairly compensated?

An inappropriate, outdated, peevish dissent from a respected Reaganite jurist.

As public support for decriminalization of cannabis strengthens, a look at how the steps Congress takes in the coming months might affect the midterms.

Arguing before the Supreme Court, they admit their case isn’t about principle or election integrity—it’s just about winning.

Echoing Trump’s January 6 tactic, the loser of the race for Iowa’s 2nd Congressional District wants the House of Representatives to override the state’s results.

Yes, lame-duck presidents can create trouble—but incoming administrations can’t be assembled overnight.

Why it led the Supreme Court to reject the Texas election lawsuit, and what it could mean for lawsuits against Biden administration programs.

Of the 126 House Republicans who signed the brief supporting the frivolous Trumpian Supreme Court lawsuit, 32 are lawyers. The bar should sanction them.

Laughable statistics, unsubstantiated facts, and weak lawyering in the service of Donald Trump.