"An excellent two-volume constitutional law case book with sophisticated introductions." Saul Brenner, University of North Carolina at Charlotte "An excellent set of volumes for teaching ...

This series for SCOTUSblog will recount two decades of constitutional change through the five editions of our casebook, the first published in 2008 and the latest to be published this December.

Chancellor Kathaleen St. J. McCormick indicated she was considering certifying the constitutional question in litigation opposing Dropbox Inc.'s move to Nevada. Meanwhile, Gov. Matt Meyer, who signed ...

Jonathan D. Varat, William Cohen, and Vikram D. Amar, Constitutional Law: Cases and Materials. 2011 Supplement, New York: Foundation Press, 2011.

Does originalism need a moral defense? In his newly published Vaughan Lecture, Joel Alicea argues that it does: Justifying a constitutional methodology requires arguing that judges ought to employ ...

Whether the issue is redistricting, affirmative action, voting rights, abortion, presidential immunity, or any of the other country-defining questions that the Roberts Court has decided over the last ...

Housing presents daunting challenges for planners, public officials, and advocates, with many cities across the United States experiencing acute shortages of affordable housing. New York City – the ...

A majority of Americans, fed up with chronic government budget deficits, an ever-growing national debt, and the obnoxious obtrusiveness of federal bureaucracies, clearly share the goal of slashing ...

The Tennessee Supreme Court upheld a law that gives more power over death penalty cases to the attorney general's office. Except for in a few types of legal proceedings, death penalty cases will be ...

"People tend to think the times they are living in are the most unprecedented and unpredictable, but that is rarely the case." We have followed these changes from an unusual vantage point. Our ...