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Federal Courts Gerrymandering Comes to the Supreme Court This December

Gerrymandering Comes to the Supreme Court This December

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

Gerrymandering in America is almost as old as U.S. democracy itself. In 1788, Patrick Henry drew congressional boundaries in Virginia in order to keep James...

Federal Courts Trump, the Supreme Court, and the Uncertain Future

Trump, the Supreme Court, and the Uncertain Future

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

Well, that was surprising, right? If you were like most of us -- those of us who spent the last few days obsessively checking presidential polls, that is -- a...

Federal Courts Posner Trashes 'Awful' Supreme Court, Law Clerks, and Justice Alito

Posner Trashes 'Awful' Supreme Court, Law Clerks, and Justice Alito

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

Richard Posner, the Seventh Circuit judge and relative legal celebrity, has been on a bit of rampage lately. This summer, he decried law professors as...

Federal Courts Justices Grapple With Whistleblower Rules in Hurricane Katrina Case

Justices Grapple With Whistleblower Rules in Hurricane Katrina Case

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

The False Claims Act allows whistleblowers, or 'relators,' to sue contractors who are suspected of fraud in federal contracts. The government can then pick up...

Federal Courts The Supreme Court Tackles Fashion, Copyrights, and Slimming Stripes

The Supreme Court Tackles Fashion, Copyrights, and Slimming Stripes

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

If you want to look thinner, try stripes, Court watchers learned yesterday. For extra slimming, look for clothes with "waist-narrowing V's." No, the justices...

Federal Courts Think the Supreme Court Is Avoiding Big Issues This Term? Think Again.

Think the Supreme Court Is Avoiding Big Issues This Term? Think Again.

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

The Supreme Court is looking to keep controversial, potentially divisive issues off its docket this term, the conventional wisdom goes -- at least until it has...

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