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O'Connor's Parting Dissents Highlighted the Twin Perils of Local Tyranny and Federal Overreach: The Late Supreme Court Justice Eloquently Defended Property Rights and State Autonomy Dec. 06, 2023
The month before Justice Sandra Day O'Connor announced her retirement in 2005, she dissented from Su... Read More
Lifting the Veil on the Design of Predictive Tools in the Criminal Legal System Dec. 04, 2023
Rights & Resistance with the ACLU
Recently, the National Institute of Justice — the research arm of the Department of Justice &#... Read More
New York's Adult Survivors Act Combats Sexual Offenses by Offending the Principles of Justice Nov. 30, 2023
Beneath the surface of many legislative acts with good intentions, there often lurks a sinister real... Read More
When the Spirits Call You to Action Nov. 19, 2023
An older gentleman in a well-used pickup pulled up in front of our driveway as we were setting up Ha... Read More
Intellectually Disabled and on the Sex Offender Registry Nov. 16, 2023
When Adam Nesteikis was 25 years old, his friend told him to pull down his pants in front of a young... Read More
Ohio Voters Enshrined Abortion rights on Tuesday. Missourians Should Follow Suit. Nov. 10, 2023
When the U.S. Supreme Court last year overturned Roe v. Wade, eliminating the constitutional require... Read More
Hate Trump All You Like, The Gag Order Is Still Wrong Oct. 20, 2023
This week, U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan overseeing United States v. Donald Trump issued a... Read More
Justice Thomas and the Uneven Scales of Scrutiny Oct. 05, 2023
There is no worse example of a biased, tendentious mainstream media with ulterior motives than the c... Read More
Justice Thomas and the Uneven Scales of Scrutiny Oct. 05, 2023
There is no worse example of a biased, tendentious mainstream media with ulterior motives than the c... Read More
We Exist Within the System Oct. 01, 2023
It's really easy to complain on Facebook and offer no solutions. It's a touch harder to speak direct... Read More
Ashcroft Is Determined To Thwart a Fair Abortion Vote Any Way He Can Sep. 29, 2023
Next to the phrase "bad faith" in the dictionary should be the official portrait of Missouri Secreta... Read More
Justice Kagan Speaks Out Sep. 28, 2023
Justice Elena Kagan, the former dean of Harvard Law School, weighed in last week publicly on what is... Read More
Missouri Lets Judges Impose Death Sentences If Juries Don't. That Should Change. Sep. 11, 2023
There's no question that Ian McCarthy shot and killed Clinton, Missouri, police officer Gary Lee Mic... Read More
A 2-Tiered Justice System? Sep. 09, 2023
In the past two weeks, four of the leaders of the Proud Boys, who planned and executed the Jan. 6 as... Read More
Legalized Shoplifting Becomes a Racket, and Minorities Hardest Hit Sep. 08, 2023
You could blame Victor Hugo. In 1846, the French novelist observed a young man being arrested for ho... Read More
Anti-Choice Texas Traps Women Within Its Borders. Some in Missouri Would Follow Suit. Sep. 06, 2023
To assess what America's increasingly radicalized movement against abortion rights is plotting next ... Read More
An All-or-Nothing Approach to Abortion Rights Will Leave Missouri's Women With Nothing. Sep. 05, 2023
The fight to restore abortion rights in Missouri faces some daunting obstacles. These include a Repu... Read More
GOP Debate Aired a Grotesque Lie About Abortion Rights. Voters Need the Facts. Aug. 29, 2023
Despite the looming shadow of the absent frontrunner, last week's Republican presidential primary de... Read More
More Lawsuits by Lawbreakers Aug. 29, 2023
No prison system is perfect, and most are far from it. That's true in Colorado, too. Prison conditio... Read More
Hawley, Schmitt Say Missouri Should Be Able To Vote on Abortion. Tell That to Their Party. Aug. 23, 2023
Both of Missouri's Republican U.S. senators last week endorsed the premise that the state's voters s... Read More
