The issue of standing in the Supreme Court's same-sex marriage cases.

Linda Greenhouse explains the 2 standing problems in a way that is accessible to the general reader. The Windsor case is especially striking...

This week, Paul Clement argues that a federal statute is constitutional.

After last week's superb performance attacking the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act in the Supreme Court, former Solicitor G...

"Tony Scalia's Retirement Has Started Early."

Says Charles P. Pierce on the Esquire website. Calling a man of Italian ancestry "Tony" when that isn't his nickname? Isn...

Time-shifted live-blogging of this morning's Obamacare oral argument in the U.S. Supreme Court.

I've finally got time to curl up with a nice MP3 and transcript . I'm going to treat this like a live-blog, with frequent updates un...

Reports from Day 3 of the Obamacare oral argument, now in progress.

The argument today is about severability — that is, whether, if a portion of the Act is struck down, some or all of the rest of the Act must...

Today's oral argument in the Supreme Court covers the constitutionality of the individual mandate.

This is the question most people have focused on: Does Congress have an enumerated power to regulate individuals who fail to buy health ins...

The big week of Obamacare oral arguments begins with "the most boring jurisdictional stuff one can imagine."

It's like "a kind of practical joke that the court is playing on the public," says Paul Clement (who represents the 26 states...

Former Solicitor General Paul Clement quits King & Spalding over his defending the Defense of Marriage Act.

He writes: "I resign out of the firmly held belief that a representation should not be abandoned because the client's legal positio...