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In Brown v. United States, Justice Alito relied on them, but Justice Jackson did not.

Minns government fulfils $13m election commitment following long-running community campaign to protect the area

Angie Kim lives up to her award-winning debut with her gripping second novel, Alice Winn stuns with a powerful first world war love story, and first-hand insights into loneliness

There’s an average delay of 18 months between a sex attack suspect being charged and going on trial, research shows

Action comes after a Standard investigation revealed concerns over how vulnerable are convicted in closed-door hearings

[Note: This is the seventh in a series of essays responding to objections that have been made to enforcing Section Three of the Constitution. The first six essays can be found here, here, here, here, here, and here.] Are questions of the proper legal interpretation and application of Section Three…

One of London’s crown courts will be shuttered for an extra year thanks to dangerous concrete found in the roof, it has emerged, in a blow to efforts to tackle the criminal case backlog.

Lady Carr hailed the "heroic" work of one High Court judge who laid the path for wrongful Post Office convictions to be overturned

Between some fun young receivers on offense and a division that's still looking vulnerable, here 4 reasons for hope New Orleans Saints fans should carry into 2024:

As the Cowboys look to clinch the NFC East, Dak Prescott has a magnificent matchup.

His Majesty thanked the magistrates for their hard work during a tour around the Royal Courts of Justice.