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Here’s what’s next for the Alabama abortion law

The most restrictive anti-abortion bill in the nation has been signed into law in Alabama, but stands little chance of overturning a person’s constitutional right…
- by Molly Callahan May 17, 2019
What’s next for the Mueller investigation?

Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation could play out in three plausible ways now that President Donald Trump has fired Attorney General Jeff Sessions, said two…
- by Molly Callahan November 8, 2018
Four things to watch for during Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court confirmation hearings

Tuesday is the first day of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s Senate confirmation hearings. “A particularly disastrous or a particularly strong” performance by Kavanaugh could…
- by Molly Callahan September 3, 2018
Trump’s Supreme Court choice would tilt America dramatically to the right

The balance of power in the Supreme Court will lurch dramatically to the right with the appointment of Brett Kavanaugh, says Supreme Court expert Dan…
- by Bill Ibelle July 10, 2018
What Justice Kennedy’s retirement means for the country

Justice Anthony Kennedy on Wednesday announced he will retire from the nation’s highest court at the end of July. Supreme Court experts Dan Urman and…
- by Greg St. Martin June 27, 2018
‘Is this a case about cake or about the people trying to buy a cake?’

The cake issue is solved. But questions about the reaches of protections for religious freedom versus protections for gay rights remain wide open. The Supreme…
- by Molly Callahan June 5, 2018
Cases to watch in Supreme Court’s blockbuster new term

The Supreme Court will be busy this term, hearing cases on voting rights, the First Amendment and discrimination, collective bargaining, and privacy in the age…
- by Molly Callahan October 12, 2017
The history of affirmative action in America

News last week that the Justice Department may investigate some college admissions programs reignited a debate about affirmative action. We asked the School of Law’s…
- by Molly Callahan August 11, 2017
How partisan battle over Neil Gorsuch could impact Senate, Supreme Court

Democrats and Republicans are headed toward a showdown on the Senate floor Thursday over President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee. We asked faculty member Dan Urman,…
- by Jason Kornwitz April 6, 2017
Will Electoral College add more drama to historic election?

All 538 members of the Electoral College will gather in their respective state capitols on Monday to formally cast their votes in the presidential election.
- by Jason Kornwitz December 19, 2016

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