Supreme Court

Plyler’s Promise

by Nicholas Espíritu

May 20th, 2022

Supreme Court Should Address Prior Restraints on Former Gov’t Employees

by Jameel Jaffer and Brett Max Kaufman

May 19th, 2022

The Supreme Court Should Stop Individual States From Dictating National Immigration Policy

by Ahilan Arulanantham and Monika Y. Langarica

Apr 25th, 2022

In US v. Husayn (Abu Zubaydah), the Supreme Court Calls Torture What It Is

by Joseph Margulies

Mar 11th, 2022

80 Years After Executive Order 9066, the Supreme Court Still Shuts Its Eyes to Reality

by Lorraine K. Bannai

Feb 18th, 2022

Denezpi v. U.S.: Double Jeopardy, Dual Sovereignty, and Tribal Courts

by Rebecca Plumage

Feb 12th, 2022

Penobscot v. Frey: A Chance to Correct Course on Sovereignty Jurisprudence

by Rebecca Plumage

Feb 1st, 2022

Mexico v. Smith & Wesson: U.S. Court Duel Over Extraterritorial Legal Issues Looms with Motion to Dismiss

by León Castellanos-Jankiewicz

Dec 14th, 2021

Changing the Story: Artificial Intelligence and Patent Eligibility

by Kristen Osenga

Oct 25th, 2021

Ruminations on the Abu Zubaydah Supreme Court Oral Argument: Three Surprising Turns

by Joseph Margulies

Oct 18th, 2021

Mexico v. Smith & Wesson: Does US Immunity for Gun Manufacturers Apply Extraterritorially?

by William S. Dodge and Ingrid Wuerth

Aug 19th, 2021

What the US Government Brief Should Have Said in Al-Hela: On Guantanamo and Due Process

by Ryan Goodman

Jul 12th, 2021

Nestlé & Cargill v. Doe: What’s Not in the Supreme Court’s Opinions

by Beth Van Schaack

Jun 30th, 2021

The Surprisingly Broad Implications of Nestlé USA, Inc. v. Doe for Human Rights Litigation and Extraterritoriality

by William S. Dodge

Jun 18th, 2021

State Secrets and the Torture of Abu Zubaydah

by Michel Paradis

Jun 16th, 2021

Folly at the Supreme Court: Choosing Between Competing Originalist Claims

by W. Neil Eggleston

May 18th, 2021

Biden Team’s Litigation Tactics on Guantanamo Undercut Biden Policy to Close the Prison

by Jonathan Hafetz, Scott Roehm and Hina Shamsi

Apr 21st, 2021

We Do Need to Reform the Supreme Court

by Tyler Cooper and Gabe Roth

Apr 8th, 2021

Upcoming Cases Provide Opportunities to Reassess the Application of the Due Process Clause at Guantanamo

by Jonathan Hafetz

Mar 3rd, 2021

We Don’t Need to Reform the Supreme Court

by Russell Miller

Feb 12th, 2021

Authoritarian Populism, Courts and Democratic Erosion

by Michael Dichio and Igor Logvinenko

Feb 11th, 2021

The Meaning of the Supreme Court’s Ruling in Germany v. Philipp

by William S. Dodge

Feb 8th, 2021