The judiciary wars have no winners
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For a glimpse of the conflagration to come, check out the dueling reactions to Judge Charles Pickering&#39;s retirement from his short-lived tenure on the 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Justice is blind and so are some judges &#151; at least in sports.
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One way to win back the Supreme Court: Sweeten the message and market it.
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Doctors and lawyers who represent victims aren&#39;t going to declare peace just because voters put a few things in the state&#39;s constitution.
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Warning to courts to overturn judgments that have weakened the anti-terrorist control order regime.
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A âjudgeâs probationâ program shows what can happen when judges with meager training exercise unchecked power.
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Local courts could offer resolution, but critics say they may not go far enough.
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The nation could be plunged into a potentially bitter debate over a successor to the ailing Chief Justice if he is to leave at the end this term, which concludes at the end of June.
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The Supreme Court rejected a request from The Times to stay a lower courtÂs decision allowing a a federal prosecutor to review the telephone records of two reporters.
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Rivaling Bush vs. Kerry for bitterness, doctors and trial lawyers are squaring off this fall in an unprecedented four-state struggle over limiting malpractice awards. The volatile issue is in voters' hands and each side is desperate to win, spending millions of dollars to make their cases and portray the other side as greedy.
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The US election system failed to choose a winner on voting day for the second straight presidential contest, raising the possibility that the courts may have to break a deadlock between George W. Bush and challenger John Kerry.
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday debated the judiciary's role in arbitration, a timesaving alternative to lawsuits that often is used in the corporate world to settle business disputes.
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Attempts to reform the system for choosing judges  is failing to break the stranglehold of privately-educated white males
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About 150,000 people a year fail to turn up for court hearings, the Magistrates Association says.
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By Jim Naveau, The Lima News, Ohio  Dec. 17--INDIANAPOLIS -- There might never have been a lonelier  dissenting opinion in the annals of the Supreme Court or in the history of  basketball courts.
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A federal judge said that tribunals like the one the suspect is facing are contrary to principles of American justice.
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A judge on Friday denied a defeated congressional candidate's request for a new Republican primary, saying the state court lacks jurisdiction.