Success for the U.S. Courts: Gitmo Detainee Sentenced to Life in Prison
The first domestically tried Guantanamo case sets an important tone in the ongoing debate over what to do with the remaining prisoners… More »
Andrew Cohen is a contributing editor at The Atlantic and legal analyst for 60 Minutes. He is also chief analyst and legal editor for CBS Radio News and has won a Murrow Award as one of the nation's leading legal analysts and commentators. More
The first domestically tried Guantanamo case sets an important tone in the ongoing debate over what to do with the remaining prisoners… More »
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Is it appropriate for the First Lady to appear with executives to promote healthier food choices?… More »
All the media attention the shooting has gotten could lead to a venue change. But how much will it affect the outcome of the trial?… More »
Everything you need to know about making federal trial locale changes… More »
When the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rules on DOMA, judicial precedent will have more influence than the Department of Justice… More »
Saturday's shooting changed nothing about the way we too often communicate with one another on political or ideological issues… More »
The Arizona massacre has raised legitimate questions about judicial protection and security… More »
An assessment of channels, compiled out of guilt over the acceptance of $2 from Nielsen in the mail… More »
The federal judge had faced threats over an immigration case, and Saturday's tragedy shows that judges need more security… More »
In it, Alexander Hamilton made the case for judicial independence and for limitations on the power of the legislature and the executive… More »
A court with a liberal reputation takes a conservative step… More »
As the Republican dominated Congress takes session, get ready for a host of hearings sessions… More »
Reflections on this remarkable development in online communication… More »
The Comedy Central host doesn't need to be the next Murrow to play a significant role in the public life of this country… More »
The year's biggest stories explained to the tune of John Lennon's "Instant Karma"… More »
The looming demise of the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" personnel policy doesn't mean the end of two-tiered justice for gay or lesbian service members. For example, now that the Pentagon will finally be recognizing the existence of such service members in its ranks, it will also as a matter of law and logic be recognizing the existence of same-sex partners or same-sex spouses. But those folks are barred by the federal Defense of Marriage Act from receiving…… More »
As the weather gets chillier, curl up with these highlights from the world of the law this year… More »
Over the President's two terms, far worse things happened than a rap star's marring statement… More »
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