Courts & Litigation

Denying habeas review of detention for protected speech risks accomplishing in practice what the Constitution forbids without actual suspension.

Months away from elections, a federal judge worries President Trump's mail-in voting executive order could cause disenfranchisement.

The California Supreme Court has a chance to emphasize that the criminal justice system isn’t built to “double-check” election results.

The Court avoided the merits of Trump’s ballroom fight by leaning on aesthetic standing—and left the doctrine murkier than before.

How the administration converts legal pretexts into coercive leverage—and why the tactic works even when courts say no.

Meta's settlement includes some social media speech restrictions that states can't directly impose.

The Kingdom of Bahrain cannot claim immunity from a suit by exiled dissidents over harm caused by spyware surveillance on U.K. soil.