Forty years ago, Stanley Hauerwas published The Peaceable Kingdom. The instant classic also became a lightning rod for controversy, the book seeming to stand in for Hauerwas’s thorny views on ...

Take two law clerks—one liberal, the other conservative. Place them inside the chambers of Justice Antonin Scalia during some of the most polarizing cases to reach the U.S. Supreme Court and ...

New Delhi: Chief Justice of India-designate Justice Surya Kant on Sunday said the notion of "access to justice" is not an abstract ideal, rather a sapient right that must be continuously nurtured ...

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So ends our Pledge of Allegiance. As a statement of aspiration, it shines. As a description of the condition of the nation, it burns a bit less brightly. First off, it must be acknowledged that ...

Justice Samuel Alito spoke candidly about the ideological battle between the left and the right — discussing the difficulty of living “peacefully” with ideological opponents in the face of ...

An important new article argues that, in twelve states, the crime victim's right "to justice" should be given substantive and significant effect. Twelve states have adopted state constitutional ...