The United States Supreme Court ruled that foreign nationals detained for deportation under the Alien Enemies Act are legally entitled to a habeas corpus hearing

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Convicting Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and removing Hegseth from office requires 67 votes in the United States Senate

Four articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth allege circumventing or ignoring congressional war powers authority regarding military actions in Iran and Yemen

Senator Mark Kelly filed a lawsuit against Pete Hegseth alleging violations of the First Amendment and the Speech or Debate Clause

The articles of impeachment drafted by Thomas Massie accuse Pete Hegseth of violating deadlines under the War Powers Resolution

Former George W. Bush administration Department of Justice attorney John Yoo publicly stated that unauthorized immigration does not constitutionally justify suspending the writ of habeas corpus

New York University School of Law ultimately appointed Kenji Yoshino to the Chief Justice Earl Warren Professorship of Constitutional Law

Chief Justice Earl Warren authored the landmark United States Supreme Court majority opinions in Brown v. Board of Education and Loving v. Virginia

Article V of the United States Constitution establishes an amendment process requiring supermajorities across state legislatures or congressional bodies

The United States Supreme Court held that federal courts do not possess jurisdiction to adjudicate claims of partisan gerrymandering

The Supreme Court case St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy addresses whether religious schools participating in Colorado's universal pre-K program may discriminate based on sexual orientation and gender identity while receiving state funds

Appellate counsel for Donald Trump argued before the New York appellate division that the Federal Election Campaign Act expressly preempted the state prosecution theory

The United States Supreme Court ruled on judicial recusal and campaign contributions from a litigant in Caperton v. A.T. Massey Coal Co.

Sherrilyn Ifill is the founding director of the 14th Amendment Center for Law and Democracy at the Howard University School of Law

The United States Supreme Court declined to review a constitutional challenge to Mississippi's felony disenfranchisement provision

The United States Supreme Court permitted the New Hampshire Secretary of State to limit the use of student identification cards for voter verification

The United States Supreme Court denied without noted dissents the Department of Justice's emergency application to segregate 20,000 California ballots

Sherrilyn Ifill appeared on The Daily Show to call for United States Supreme Court reform

The United States Constitution and Bill of Rights provide legal guarantees that restrict federal and state governmental intervention in individual life

Legal scholar Aziz Rana characterized American civic veneration of the United States Constitution as a constitutional creed

In Obergefell v. Hodges, the United States Supreme Court held that the United States Constitution guarantees the right to same-sex marriage