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5Qs: Bagenstos on Challenging the Constitutional Authority of the Preventive Services Task Force in Kennedy v. Braidwood Management
Collins and Erman on Universal Injunctions and Birthright Citizenship in Trump v. CASA
What Did SCOTUS Do Now? | Law Professor Sam Bagenstos talks to Susan J. Demas
The Supreme Court Put Nationwide Injunctions to the Torch
Sadek’s TEDx Talk Explored the Personal Underpinnings of Her Career and How She Embraced the Stages of Competence
5Qs: Herzog on LGBTQ+ Opt-Outs in Mahmoud v. Taylor Supreme Court Decision
Bitcoin Bull Michael Saylor’s Company Strategy Hit with Multiple Lawsuits – Here’s the Critical Date
Trump used birthright citizenship as an excuse for another presidential power grab
SCOTUS: Lower Courts Overstepped in Nationwide Injunction on Birthright Order
Supreme Court drops major ruling on Trump’s birthright citizenship order
Trump hails ‘giant win’ after Supreme Court curbs judges’ power to block his orders
Trump hails “tremendous win” as justices limit lower courts’ power
Trump’s big bill could have small economic impact, experts warn
NIH will reinstate 900 grants in response to court order
Justice Department’s Bove is too Dangerous to be a Judge
Michigan Law Students Advise Startups in Kenya and Costa Rica Through the International Transactions Clinic
The Archaic Sex-Discrimination Case the Supreme Court Is Reviving
Bagenstos and Schlanger on Supreme Court Trans Rights Ruling in US v. Skrmetti
How The Supreme Court Just Failed Trans Youth
The Rising Tide of Political Violence
The Lawless Court: Leah Litman
Niehoff on the Rule of Law
States Should Help Parents When Deportation Looms
The Evolution of Court ODR with JJ Prescott
Political Violence Came to Minnesota. It Didn’t Start There.
The Supreme Court’s Powered by GOP Lies and Bad Vibes
Alumni Receive Equal Justice Works Fellowships
Supreme Court Pauses Auto Notifications After Software Glitch
Why Third Amendment memes are suddenly taking over social media
Fletcher on Line 5 and American Indian Law: “It’s Really Quite Orwellian.”
What’s a revenge tax?
Trump’s Threats to Unleash Troops Just Took a Darker Turn
A recap of recent Supreme Court decisions — and what’s ahead
Kyle Fraser, ’21, Named “Sole Survivor” of Survivor 48
Trump says travel ban applies to countries that ‘don’t have things under control’
Trump’s new ban dodges pitfalls faced by last attempt, experts say
Analysis of how the current state U.S. Supreme Court came to be and the corresponding implications
Breaking down the deadlocked verdict in the trial of Christopher Schurr
How SCOTUS Is “Lawless”
5Qs: Richard Primus’s New Book Asks the Oldest Constitutional Question
Supreme Court: Agency Deference Is Good Now
Trump overshadows Supreme Court as ruling season begins
The Supreme Court’s Green Double Standard
RFK Jr. May Have Just Ruined Our Best Weapon Against Bird Flu
The Trump Administration Is Already Ignoring the Supreme Court
Barbara McQuade’s book on disinformation, ‘Attack from Within,’ gets paperback release
The Supreme Court’s Latest Gift to Trump Will Be ‘Disastrous’ for the Environment
The White House Pardon Office Is Open for Business
Professors Deacon and Fryer Will Present Research at Upcoming Harvard-Yale-Stanford Junior Faculty Forum
Barbara McQuade on the Trump Administration’s Brazen Attacks on the Rule of Law
Trump’s Flurry of Pardons Signals a Wholesale Effort to Redefine Crime
Supreme Court decision on Utah rail case could also affect Line 5 tunnel proposal
Bad Vibes’ at SCOTUS; City Politics; Israeli Attacks on Gaza; Commencement Address Wisdom
Line 5 and American Indian law: ‘It’s really quite Orwellian.’
Trump’s War on the Courts
3L Betsy Knox Named a 2025 American Constitution Society Next Generation Leader
Federal sex-trafficking law has led to an increase in suits against hotel chains
The DOJ’s Cuomo Inquiry Looks a Lot Like Election Interference
Trump vs. The Rule of Law
EPA’s challenges grow in quest to claw back ‘gold bars’
SCOTUS Deadlocked & DOJ Goes Off Course
The 2025 Michigan Law Award Winners for Excellence in Pro Bono Service
Professor Timothy Pinto Wins Before the Michigan Supreme Court
Dean Z of Michigan Law on Admissions Advice and AI—The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly
Pronoun Police:’ New Uncertainty After EEOC Workplace Rules Struck Down
Congress Plans to Punish “Discriminatory” Taxes: Can It Work?
Will the Supreme Court stop nationwide injunctions?
Class of 2025 Celebrates Senior Day
The Birthright-Citizenship Case Isn’t Really About Birthright Citizenship
Mich. Court Orders Redo Of Motorist’s Insurance Award
Another Reason Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order is Unlawful
‘A Moral, Ethical, Legal, Constitutional Travesty’
Donald Trump’s failed U.S. attorney pick may have just found his true calling
Supreme Court Conservatives Wrangle With Letting Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Restriction Go Into Effect
Supreme Court Suggests It Won’t Allow Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Ban—But Could Limit How Other Policies Can Be Blocked
Trump’s Third-Term Ambitions Are Very Revealing
Democrats to Introduce Bill to Block Trump’s Attack on Birthright Citizenship
Running on ‘Vibes’: Leah Litman on the Supreme Court’s Grievance Politics
Leah Litman’s New Book Examines Today’s Supreme Court
The state of the Supreme Court in 2025
No Law, Just (Bad) Vibes: at the Supreme Court with Leah Litman
Trump’s Push to Boost Drug Imports Met With Doubt on Feasibility
To heck with everyone else’: New book says Supreme Court shields the right and that’s it
UM law professor: Supreme Court is ‘running on conservative grievance, bad vibes and fringe theories’
How Brown Came North and Failed
The Best Books of the Year (So Far)
The Supreme Court Is Really “Just Vibes”
The Big Focus on Federal Judges Is Not a Good Sign
Trump Is Taking a Wrecking Ball to Indigenous Education
The US has fewer deputies than Brazil; find out how the total number of parliamentarians is defined
Notre Dame Law School Hosts Private Law Workshop Featuring Leading Legal Scholars
Leah Litman on ‘Lawless: How the Supreme Court Runs on Conservative Grievance, Fringe Theories, and Bad Vibes’
Despite Supreme Court setback, children’s lawsuits against climate change continue
Liberal judges tighten grip on Michigan Supreme Court as sentencing cases loom
Public media ready to fight ‘unlawful’ Trump order defunding PBS, NPR
Trump’s Arrests Hit by Major Legal Setback as Stephen Miller Seethes
Trump Spirals as Judge He Picked Delivers Harsh New Rebuke
Globally Recognized Scholar Karima Bennoune, ’94, Elected Vice President of the American Society of International Law
Live with Joyce Vance