Jonathan H. Adler

Yesterday, the Supreme Court denied certiorari in two cases, G-Max Management v. New York and Building and Realty Institute of Westchester and Putnam

It is not often that federal court opinion begins by referencing the Judiciary Act of 1789, but sometimes it is called for. Earlier this month, Judge Eric

The Judicial Conference has called for the creation of additional judgeships -- primarily district court seats in parts of the country plagued by judicial

Today the Supreme Court granted certiorari in two potentially significant cases, one concerning-church-state relations and other Article III standing.

Today the Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies announced that attorney Sheldon Gilbert will succeed Eugene Meyer as President of the

A state Supreme Court gives environmental activists an important symbolic victory that will not do much of anything to mitigate the threat of climate change.

Today the Supreme Court denied certiorari in Sunoco LP v. Honolulu and Shell PLC v. Honolulu, two petitions from oil companies seeking High Court

Today the Supreme Court granted five petitions for certiorari. These cases will either be heard at the end of the term in April, or at the beginning of

It may have been easy to overlook with all that's going on this week, but on Monday Justice Thomas (joined by Justice Alito) dissented from the denial of

President Trump's decision to fire over a dozen agency inspectors general may be legal, but he has made other moves that are almost certainly unlawful