Selectivity negates the power of the rule of law
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The Schlesinger report released Tuesday marks the first in a series of US investigations into the abuses at Iraq&#39;s Abu Ghraib prison.
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Hard cases make bad law, the old adage goes. But in the case of Ashcroft v. Raich, the medical marijuana case recently argued before the US Supreme Court (news - web sites), the opposite
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Comment is free: Simon Jenkins: The vast increase in opium poppy farming in Afghanistan is indicative of an inability to grasp a basic law of economics.
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How the judgment may thwart attempts to recover
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Local courts could offer resolution, but critics say they may not go far enough.
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Restrictive hardware and convoluted rights management crimp consumer choices.
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The United States Supreme Court overturned a ruling that had found the system for choosing nominees unconstitutional.
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The existential thrill of the rule of law â something we hear about infrequently, if ever, in the West â is on display tonight on âThe Peopleâs Court,â on PBS.
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A 2002 congressional law adds protection for corporate tattletales, but few of them gain such status from US courts. By Adam Geller / Associated Press.
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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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Comment is free: Conor Gearty: If the left rejects every challenge to individual freedom, it will miss its chance to regain the influence lost under Blair.
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Â· Some states 'in denial' over constitution  Â· Barroso rejects Ã  la carte Europe of exemptions
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By Leigh Hornbeck and Kenneth C. Crowe II, Albany Times Union, N.Y.  Feb. 6--QUEENSBURY -- In law, there is only fact, not what could have been or should have been.
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Sometimes the people breaking the rules aren't your typical Rule Breakers.
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Analysis: Many legal experts think it won't survive motions to dismiss based on claims of presidential immunity, but it may not be that simple
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"This is yet another example of the 'Alice in Wonderland' world of human rights. If you break British law for long enough, you acquire rights, not penalties."  BELFAST, Northern Ireland. Perhaps there will not always be an England. An exodus unprecedented in modern times, coupled with a record influx of foreigners, threatens to erode the character of the land of ... via Washington Times
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Comment is free: Henry Porter: The views of people such as geneticist James Watson should be countered by logic, not law.