An en banc 9th Circuit will reconsider whether due process in removal proceedings guarantees undocumented minors government-sp...

The 9th Circuit rejected a Koch Industries-backed charity's claim that requiring disclosure of top donor information violates ...

On the concluding day of confirmation hearings for Judge Brett Kavanaugh, senators heard not from the nominee but rather 26 wi...

Senators sparred over - and throughout the day released - documents Democratic members claimed the majority party had designat...

A tumultuous first day of confirmation hearings for Judge Brett Kavanaugh saw senators spar at length over the adequacy of ava...

After successive, sudden departures of Judges Pregerson, Kozinski, and Reinhardt, the 9th Circuit's varying approach to decidi...

While the Weekly Appellate Report is on a brief summer hiatus, revisit an earlier episode exploring the new test California co...

In the second episode of Courts & Capital, we discuss attorneys who fight for the civil rights of...sex offenders. Attorne...

A split 9th Circuit panel Tuesday deemed open public firearm carry a "core" Second Amendment right, and struck down a Hawaii p...

The second episode of the DJ on the J.D., the Daily Journal's legal education podcast, focuses on hybrid law degrees. Some law...

Three guests offer a range of views on the potential next U.S. Supreme Court justice, Brett Kavanaugh. Justin Walker (UL Brand...

In this first episode of Courts & Capital, it'll cover the #MeToo scandal across California, specifically hitting the stat...

The California Supreme Court will soon decide whether the doctrine of unconscionability renders certain consumer loans unenfor...

A range of guests reflect on retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy's legacy and forecast the Supreme Court to come: Garrett Epps (U...

As nearly $4 million in fees hang in the balance, the California Supreme Court debates whether and how firms can effectively u...

California appellate courts have split on the question of whether overlap between two consumer protection statutes renders one...

After arguments last week, and an appellate ruling parting ways with a decades-long line of caselaw, the California Supreme Co...

The first episode of the "DJ on the J.D.", the Daily Journal's legal education podcast, focuses on the significant increase in...

Is donating to charity surplus class action settlement funds a logical, efficient solution for unclaimed damages, or a due pro...

A new three-step test distinguishing employees from independent contractors stands to tilt worker misclassification suits towa...

To what extent should the president's statements (on social media, the campaign trail, or in office) bear on judicial review o...

Three guests weigh the implications of Justice Neil Gorsuch's swing vote last week with his more liberal colleagues in an immi...

SCOTUS seems poised to invalidate compelled public union dues on First Amendment grounds, but some argue the Court's skeptical...

After another SCOTUS summary reversal of a Qualified Immunity denial, Jay Schweikert (Cato Institute) discusses what he sees a...

Constitutional law scholar and former clerk for the late Liberal Lion Stephen Reinhardt, Michael Dorf (Cornell Law School), re...

Timothy Meyer (Vanderbilt Law) explains how Congress' near-plenary power over international trade gradually shifted to the exe...

Four amici from the First Amendment challenge to a California abortion disclosure law discuss what they consider the case's mo...

Professor Josh Blackman (South Texas College of Law) takes measure of the DOJ's constitutional arguments in its suit challengi...

With social media evidence increasingly used at criminal trials, do defendants have a constitutional right to subpoena relevan...

SCOTUS considered Wednesday whether concerns over voter intimidation and polling place decorum justify a broad Minnesota prohi...