Operation Pegasus Drug Case: Tampa Indictment and Extradition
Learn how the Operation Pegasus drugs case unfolded, from the Colombian trafficking network and maritime seizure to prosecution and extradition in the U.S.
How Associational Standing Works: The Hunt Three-Prong Test
Learn how associational standing works, from what a group must prove to sue on behalf of its members to key edge cases and where the doctrine stands today.
Anthony Martinez Case: 1997 Abduction, CODIS Hit, and Duncan Plea
Learn how the Anthony Martinez case unfolded, from the Beaumont abduction through the DNA breakthrough that identified his killer and the final plea.
Weeks v. United States: Origins of the Exclusionary Rule
Learn how Weeks v. United States created the exclusionary rule, from the warrantless search that sparked it to how later courts expanded and narrowed it.
The Amanda Lewis Case: Autopsy, Brother’s Testimony, and Verdict
Learn how the Amanda Lewis case unfolded in Florida, from the day of the drowning through family testimony, medical findings, and the courtroom outcome.
Do Prisoners Have a Constitutional Right to TV? Murphy v. Walker
Learn how courts view whether prisoners have a constitutional right to TV, from the main constitutional arguments to federal law and lawsuit prospects.
Peremptory Challenges: Strike Limits, Batson, and Remedies
Learn how peremptory challenges work in American jury selection, from the strike limits each side receives to the constitutional limits and remedies for misuse.
Hill-Green v. Experian: Fraud Shield Flags and Disputes
Learn how the Hill-Green v. Experian Fraud Shield settlement affects consumers, from what the address flags meant to checking for and disputing them.
Rough v. GlaxoSmithKline: ADA Accommodation and Reassignment
Learn how the ADA handles requests to move away from a coworker, from reasonable accommodation and the interactive process to when an employer can refuse.
Coyle v. Smith: Equal Footing and the Guthrie Capital Clause
Learn how Coyle v. Smith shaped the Equal Footing Doctrine, from Oklahoma's capital fight to the lasting limits on congressional power over new states.