One of the ways in which the courts reinforce public confidence in the judiciary and the rule of law is judicial restraint.

Second of five parts “5.26. Thus, in Francisco v. House of Representatives, this Honorable Court held that judicial restraint ...

Despite the rapid expansion of state-legal cannabis markets, the constitutional limits on how states may regulate those ...

It seems wrong to deny athletic opportunities to transgender girls when they do not possess any physiological advantage over ...

As cross-border insolvency and international arbitration continue to converge, creditors increasingly face a pivotal strategic question: where ...

From the oral argument last week, it seems likely that the Supreme Court will uphold state laws prohibiting transgender girls from participating in girls’ sports, even if the transgender girls have ta ...

Blair Downing Edwards was a longtime 21st Judicial District Court judge before ascending to the First Circuit Court of Appeal bench last year.

President Donald Trump and his MAGA allies are having an intense debate with critics over the role the executive branch, under the U.S. Constitution, should play in the United States' federal ...

From the oral argument last week, it seems clear the Supreme Court will likely uphold state laws that prohibit transgender ...

Marshall understood that courts lack enforcement power and must rely on public confidence in their legitimacy. That ...

Says such matters can be resolved through consensus, adding Pakistan should stand with Bangladesh on World Cup stance ...

The Nueva Vizcaya Police Provincial Office arrested seven people including anti-mining leader Florentino Daynos on Friday ...