In The News
Dec 21
Class-Action Foes Have Trifecta Before Supreme Court
PJP fellow Daniel Fisher discusses three pending cases that could end class-action litigation. Three cases that may determine the future of class-action litigation are before the Supreme Court. If business advocates get their way on all three, plaintiff lawyers could have a much harder time convincing courts to certify lawsuits on behalf of large groups… [Continue Reading]
Dec 21
The census results are in!
Every 10 years, Congress gets reconfigured by a Census. Did your state win or lose?
Dec 21
Did WikiLeaks really commit a crime?
NCC visiting scholar Geoffrey Stone testified before Congress about the controversial website.
Dec 21
Top 10 constitutional news stories of 2010
Here, in roughly chronological order, are the 10 most significant stories of the year, as selected by the staff of the National Constitution Center.
Dec 20
President signs healthy, hunger-free kids act, at last!
Guest blogger and author Marion Nestle tells us why the Child Nutrition Reauthorization Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 matters and what it means for our children.
