Two federal judges use generative AI and the Grenfell Tower fire litigation to teach trial advocacy to law students at the ...

Levi Professor of the Practice of Law and Judicial Studies and director of the Bolch Judicial Institute; Jeffrey S. Sutton, ...

A study of 5,526 federal appeals reveals how qualified immunity protects a wide range of government officials and hinders ...

Courts and Congress are, at times, engaged in a kind of ongoing “conversation” about statutory law. Congress has exclusive power to enact statutes — but when statutory language is unclear, or doesn’t ...

A national survey examines the growth of mental health treatment courts and the need for clearer standards, better data, and ...

Just after midnight on a warm summer night, a Caucasian woman was walking alone on the streets of Washington, D.C. All of a sudden, three young men she had never seen before, all African-American, ...

Richard B. Katskee reflects on a judge whose fairness, preparation, and mentorship demonstrated the importance of professionalism and the rule of law.

ICC Judge Kimberly Prost discusses U.S. sanctions against her, their personal consequences, and the implications for ...

Kimberly J. Mueller reflects on the shared responsibility of “We the People” to preserve democratic institutions and sustain ...

Judges discuss collegiality, respectful disagreement, judicial restraint, and the importance of maintaining public confidence ...

Emergency appeals to the Supreme Court are on the rise, giving way to more and more cases in which the Court skips the processes that help explain its work. Is that so bad? A scholar and a judge ...

Retired judge Steven Wallace reflects on 46 years in the courtroom, the meaning of judicial service, and the bittersweet ...