Slate Magazine

Search for:

SORT BY	« 1 - 25 of 811 »

SORT BY

« 1 - 25 of 811 »

Headline	Author	Date	Dept.
Jesus vs. Allah The fight over God's secular title.	Dahlia Lithwick	Nov 22, 2009	Jurisprudence
The Real Price of Trying KSM Defense lawyers will inevitably create bad law.	David Feige	Nov 19, 2009	Jurisprudence
Holder Laughed The attorney general tries to sell us on New York terror trials.	Dahlia Lithwick	Nov 18, 2009	Jurisprudence
Manhattan Transfer The right's nonsensical arguments against trying Khalid Sheikh Mohammed in New York.	Dahlia Lithwick	Nov 16, 2009	Jurisprudence
Supreme Court Dispatch, Eh How the United States' never-ending legal mess at Gitmo is spilling over into Canada.	Dahlia Lithwick	Nov 13, 2009	Jurisprudence
Forever Young Death is different, but is it all that different from life without parole?	Dahlia Lithwick	Nov 05, 2009	Jurisprudence
All Locked Up Did Joe Sullivan, sentenced to life at 13, have a fair trial?	Amy Bach	Nov 04, 2009	Jurisprudence
The Bench in Purgatory The new Republican obstructionism on Obama's judicial nominees.	Doug Kendall	Oct 26, 2009	Jurisprudence
The Gasbags Who Would Break Up Balloon Boy's Family Why you shouldn't be able to cancel a family the way you can cancel a TV show.	Dahlia Lithwick	Oct 23, 2009	Jurisprudence
Now a Black Firefighter Is Suing New Haven Did the Supreme Court leave the city holding the bag in last summer's Ricci ruling?	Richard Thompson Ford	Oct 23, 2009	Jurisprudence
Is There "Hope" for Shepard Fairey? How does fair-use law work, anyway?	Tim Wu	Oct 21, 2009	Jurisprudence
Dead Law Walking Why are New York cops arresting gay people on charges ruled unconstitutional 26 years ago?	Daniel Redman	Oct 20, 2009	Jurisprudence
Bringing Roman Polanski to Heel The Los Angeles district attorney explains why he's going after the director.	Emily Bazelon	Oct 15, 2009	Jurisprudence
You Can Check Out Anytime You Like, but You Can Never Leave At least 17 detainees have been ordered released from Guantanamo but are stuck there.	Christopher Flavelle	Oct 12, 2009	Jurisprudence
Do Women Make Better Judges? Asked and answered—with data.	Stephen Choi, Mitu Gulati, Mirya Holman and Eric Posner	Oct 02, 2009	Jurisprudence
How Often Do Women Falsely Cry Rape? The question the Hofstra disaster left dangling.	Emily Bazelon and Rachael Larimore	Oct 01, 2009	Jurisprudence
Save the Google Book Search Deal! It's the best way to make out-of-print books widely accessible.	Tim Wu	Sep 29, 2009	Jurisprudence
Spoonfuls of Sugar Americans' continued love affair with the John Roberts Court.	Dahlia Lithwick	Sep 26, 2009	Jurisprudence
Baby, You Can't Drive Your Car A judge's favorite punishment for drunken drivers—ignition-interlock.	LaDoris Cordell	Sep 22, 2009	Jurisprudence
Smeary Lines The lesson we're not learning from the Hofstra date rape that wasn't.	Emily Bazelon	Sep 21, 2009	Jurisprudence
How Liberals Can Win by Losing at the Roberts Court Three strategies for turning a defeat into a (relative) victory.	Richard L. Hasen	Sep 14, 2009	Jurisprudence
Not Innocent Enough The elusive search for the sufficiently innocent death-row victim.	Dahlia Lithwick	Sep 05, 2009	Jurisprudence
Torture Makes the FBI's Job Harder Goodwill toward the United States is an agent's best tool, at home and abroad.	Asha Rangappa	Sep 02, 2009	Jurisprudence
Halfway There Is half a torture investigation better than none at all?	Dahlia Lithwick	Aug 25, 2009	Jurisprudence
Judges Who Would Be King The judiciary is on an unprecedented power trip.	Lee A. Casey and David B. Rivkin Jr.	Aug 14, 2009	Jurisprudence

« 1 - 25 of 811 »

E-MAIL

RECOMMEND... Get Slate RSS Feeds

Department Index		Author Index