Examining courtroom decorum: When jokes, selfies, and cursing cross the line at the Supreme Court

Doctrinal Disarray: Amicus Briefs in Murthy v. Missouri and NRA v. Vullo Reveal How Divided Legal Commentators Are on Jawboning Questions

The imperative of judicial decorum and institutional integrity

New Delhi: The developments witnessed in the Supreme Court today have engendered profound disquiet and constitutional consternation amongst

Unpacking the Oral Argument in Murthy v. Missouri

Less is More: Justice Rehnquist, the Freedom of Speech, and Democracy

From the Publisher This chapter examines several of Rehnquist's opinions in free-speech cases involving the not-so-clear line between govern

With the emergence of settlement counsel, must we update our code of conduct rules?

Splitting roles between litigation counsel and settlement counsel presents some challenges.

Supreme Court Rules Insults Before Victim's Parents Not Defamation

Korea's Supreme Court ruled that insulting a minor in front of the other party's parents does not constitute the crime of insult, citing a l