
This week the Supreme Court of the United States will hear oral argument in what will no doubt be considered one ...

This note considers the procedural implications of the Supreme Court’s decision in Akerman-Livingstone, which held ...

It doesn’t require much imagination to see that affirmative action policies implemented for the good of society ...

It has been almost a year since the Supreme Court of the United States delivered judgment in Windsor v United ...

On July 8, 2013, the Constitutional Commission of the Bahamas presented its report on proposed Constitutional ...

In a follow-up post to his previous analysis of Windsor v. United States, Karl Laird examines which constitutional ...

Until very recently, there was no individual complaint procedure for a violation of the rights enshrined in the ...

On the second day of what many consider one of the most eventful weeks in US Supreme Court history, the Court ...

In light of the release of Windsor v the United States, Karl Laird analyzes the US Supreme Court's reasoning, ...

The US Supreme Court’s decision in Fisher v University of Texas, released on Monday, has received much ...

Many expected a major ruling on the constitutionality of affirmative action from the United States Supreme Court ...

The US Supreme Court has today handed down judgment in the eagerly anticipated case of Fisher v University of ...