Conservative Supreme Court Justices are making unaccountable and undemocratic decisions, much like the Vatican Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith.
Tag Archives: U.S. Supreme Court
Mr. Leahy, Why Not Go to the Supreme Court?
The German legal system offers a perfect way out of a great U.S. legal conundrum during Trump’s second impeachment trial.
What on Earth Is Originalism?
Reflections on Amy Coney Barrett’s insistence on an obscure legal theory and what it says about today’s United States.
Trump Vs. the US: Four Months That Changed the World
How Donald Trump got to the White House via the courts – and the amazing things that happened next.
The Creeping Saudi Arabization of America
The U.S. Supreme Court chips away at the separation between church and state.
The Need for U.S. Constitutional Reform
A country that preaches modernization to other nations does anything but that at home.
The U.S. Supreme Court, Healthcare Reform and Domestic Political Peace
How is it possible that today the Supreme Court marches backwards so steadfastly, given the supposedly self-restraining power of precedent?
Social Media and the Revival of American Democracy
How could Facebook, YouTube and Twitter help to limit the role of money in U.S. politics?
Peaceful Assembly Shattered, Democracy Fractured
How is the recent shooting in Arizona a failure for which no one is willing to accept any responsibility?
Human Rights and U.S. Courts
Why should foreigners look to U.S. law and U.S. courts to address their grievances in the first place?
Stephan Richter discusses Brexit on Germany's ARD-Presseclub (April 14, 2019)
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