Noah Feldman

In 2023, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down affirmative action in private and public university admissions. Now a federal district court has upheld essentially the same practice as used by the U.S.

The case was tricky because New York’s definition of rape is unusually narrow.

In 2023, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down affirmative action in private and public university admissions.

Donald Trump loves to sue people for defamation to scare them out of making negative statements about him.

In a complicated case like this, the defendant settled because of the risk of losing. That alone will create incentives for other people to speak carefully about complex legal matters,

Courts should consider government's strong reasons for using race in admissions and not add deference to the military

Network made a prudent choice after reviewing the risks in such a complicated case involving a prominent public figure

Political developments in South Korea, Mexico and India all offered evidence of the tenacity of constitutional governance.

Neither side is using the concept in a constitutionally accurate way.