Anyone who cares about judicial ethics, regardless of ideology or perspective on individual Supreme Court decisions, should ...

Laws often reflect ethical principles, but legal actions are not always ethical. History provides numerous examples where laws ... rights are safeguarded. The Justice Lens The justice approach ...

Imagine a courtroom where judges can accept gifts from those bringing cases before them — where the judges themselves decide whether or not they have a conflict of interest in any given case ...

Situation ethics ... Justice is Christian love using its head--calculating its duties. The Christian love ethic, searching seriously for a social policy, forms a coalition with the utilitarian ...

All across the United States, people are rising up--refusing to be complicit in the slow-motion annihilation of democracy.

The Doctrine of Discovery is rooted in a series of influential papal decrees, or Papal Bulls, issued in the 15th century.

In the world of today, where evil appears to have been accepted as normal, where truth has become politicized, and justice is ...

These clusters of cells are increasingly at the center of legal disputes, resulting in piecemeal decisions that have far-reaching consequences.

There is a need to rethink the concept of property as Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to generate new forms of content, including images and inventions, challenging traditional notions of ...