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September 26, 2013
Jeffrey Rosen
A Newly Released Secret Opinion Shows Surveillance Courts Are Even Worse Than You Knew
September 3, 2013
Jack Goldsmith
Here's What Makes Language of Any Syria Bill So Complicated
September 1, 2013
Jeffrey Rosen
Eric Holder's Suit Against Texas Gives the Supreme Court a Chance to Gut Even More of the Voting Rights Act
August 28, 2013
Jack Goldsmith
President Obama Should Heed What Senator Obama Said About Authorizing Military Action
August 23, 2013
Alec MacGillis
Sequestration's Latest Victim: The American Justice System
August 21, 2013
Molly Redden
A Stone-Faced Bradley Manning Gets 35 Years
August 9, 2013
Noam Scheiber
The Crisis at Washington's Ultimate Power Firm
Patton, Boggs and the End of Big Law
August 1, 2013
David Fontana
Obama is Actually Doing Smart Things on Judicial Appointments
July 30, 2013
Delphine Rodrik
The Seven Cruelest—and Legal—Abuses of Animals in the U.S.
July 29, 2013
Robert Knowles
Israeli Lessons for Improving Guantanamo Bay
Why the U.S. military must withdraw from the detention camp
July 29, 2013
Simon Lazarus
Alito Shrugged
Libertarianism has won over the Supreme Court conservatives
July 24, 2013
Leah Plunkett
The Real Way to Fix Law School: More Lawyers
July 23, 2013
The New Republic Staff
How to Fix Law School
Six experts tell us what they'd change
July 21, 2013
The New Republic Staff
Our Cover Model: Breaking Bad's Bob Odenkirk
June 28, 2013
Letta Tayler
Attorney-Client Privilege? Not at Gitmo
The perverse rules governing the September 11 trials
June 28, 2013
Samuel Issacharoff
So the VRA Is Gutted. Here's How to Still Fight Voter Discrimination
June 25, 2013
Nate Cohn
Unfair Voting Restrictions are a Nationwide Problem Now
Not that the Supreme Court's decision will fix this
June 24, 2013
Robert Knowles, Rachel E. VanLandingham
Affirmative, Sir! (And Ma'am!)
The U.S. military needs affirmative action now more than ever
June 13, 2013
Jeff Guo
The Supreme Court Reveals its Ignorance of Genetics
June 12, 2013
Adam Winkler
Bathrooms Are Not Separate-But-Equal
A Maine court case signals the next frontier of civil rights: transgender equality.

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