If there is no trust in the rule of law, the very foundation of our democracy will collapse, Virginia Trial Lawyers Association past president. Breit writes in a guest column.

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If there are thieves among the incumbent public officials and those who are still running and do intend to steal public funds in order to recover their millions of campaign expenses, this column is ...

The terrifying reason judges are receiving unexpected pizza deliveries amid their war with Trump as he battles his executive ...

A few moments later, two dozen Iraqi men and boys from a nearby village, all dressed in dishdashas—gray traditional robes—crowd ... and no effective police or judicial system in place, the ...

The simple black judicial robe has been a part of my life for nearly four decades. I first wore one in 1975 when I became a trial judge in Arizona. When I was appointed to the Supreme Court of the ...

Kennedy’s 1987 speech helped sink Bork's nomination and is considered by Republicans (and some Democrats) to have been unfair ...

This is so nobody can say they prefer the colors of one team to another. Our country cannot function if judicial robes turn to red and blue, and if every plaintiff can choose their preference.

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The Pacific Crest Trail spans the entirety of the United States on the west side. It is notoriously tricky for hikers to manage. Corporal Mike Calhoun, who piloted the rescue mission, described it as ...

The North Carolina Republicans might “get away with stealing an election,” according to a new column in USA Today written by ...