JurisprudenceJan. 25 2019 2:01 PMRoger Stone’s Indictment Could Be Good News for Donald Trump Jr.Richard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceJan. 8 2019 2:25 PMDonald Trump Was Just Handed a Chance to Supercharge Voter Suppression in 2020Richard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceDec. 7 2018 5:13 PMThe GOP Is Using Republican Election Fraud to Try to Punish DemocratsRichard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceNov. 18 2018 6:57 PMWhy Democrats Should Not Call the Georgia Governor’s Race “Stolen”There are three important reasons to cool this rhetoric, despite Brian Kemp’s odious voter suppression efforts.Richard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceNov. 4 2018 3:47 PMBrian Kemp Just Engaged in a Last-Minute Act of Banana-Republic Level Voter Manipulation in GeorgiaRichard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceOct. 30 2018 10:11 AMHow Democrats Can Reverse Years of Voter SuppressionIt doesn’t require packing the Supreme Court.Richard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceOct. 18 2018 9:30 AMLiberals Must Embrace a Bankrupt Judicial Philosophy to Have Any Chance of Winning at the Supreme CourtRichard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceSept. 3 2018 5:29 PMBrett Kavanaugh May Soon Unshackle All Rich Political DonorsThe Supreme Court nominee opposes even the most basic campaign finance limits.Richard L. Hasen
The SlatestAug. 16 2018 7:51 PMThe Chance of Michael Cohen Facing Criminal Campaign Finance Charges Just Went UpRichard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceJune 27 2018 3:40 PMThe Only Thing That Might Stop Trump From Replacing Kennedy With a Scalia CloneRichard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceJune 25 2018 2:20 PMSuppression of Minority Voting Rights Is About to Get Way WorseThe Supreme Court has put its thumb on the scales in favor of discriminatory states.Richard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceJune 14 2018 12:31 PMThe Supreme Court Made a Good Decision on Election LawIn praise of the ruling in Minnesota Voters Alliance v. Mansky.Richard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceMay 3 2018 12:17 AMRudy Giuliani May Have Just Implicated President Trump In Serious Campaign Finance ViolationsRichard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceFeb. 27 2018 4:13 PMFree Speech vs. Freedom From IntimidationThe Supreme Court is set to reconsider campaigning at the ballot box. Justice Scalia got it right the first time.Richard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceNov. 27 2017 2:55 PMVote Suppressors UnleashedA district judge might be handing Donald Trump a chance to supercharge voter suppression.Richard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceJan. 14 2019 10:59 AMThe House Democrats’ Colossal Election Reform Bill Could Save American DemocracyRichard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceDec. 10 2018 2:38 PMTrump’s “Obama Did It Too” Legal Defense Does Not Hold an Ounce of WaterRichard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceNov. 27 2018 5:48 PMStacey Abrams’ New Lawsuit Against Georgia’s Broken Voting System Is Incredibly SmartRichard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceNov. 12 2018 2:58 PMWhat’s Happening in Florida Is a Nightmare. 2020 Could Be So Much Worse.Richard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceNov. 2 2018 3:57 PMJudges Are Telling Minority Voters They’re Probably Being Disenfranchised, but It’s Too Late to Do Anything About ItRichard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceOct. 23 2018 5:50 AMIs the Assault on Voting Rights Getting Worse, or Are We Just Noticing It More?Richard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceSept. 12 2018 1:27 PMSusan Collins Complains of “Bribery” After Nonbillionaires Try to Influence Her Kavanaugh VoteIt’s not illegal when plutocrats do it.Richard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceAug. 21 2018 8:12 PMMichael Cohen’s Guilty Plea Directly Implicates Donald Trump in a FelonyRichard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceJuly 2 2018 2:24 PMHow Justice Kennedy’s Successor Will Wreak Havoc on Voting Rights and American DemocracyRichard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceJune 26 2018 1:38 PMDid Justice Anthony Kennedy Just Signal His Retirement? (Update: Yes.)The depressing defeatism of Kennedy’s work this term indicates his time on the court could be coming to an end.Richard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceJune 18 2018 1:03 PMJustice Kennedy Still Won’t Rule on GerrymanderingThe latest SCOTUS opinions show that the other justices are still trying to convince their swing voter to make up his mind.Richard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceJune 11 2018 12:33 PMSonia Sotomayor’s Dissent in the Big Voter-Purge Case Points to How the Law Might Still Be Struck DownRichard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceMarch 28 2018 5:55 AMScalia’s Legacy Is Stronger Than EverRather than fading since his death, it has only grown.Richard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceFeb. 17 2018 4:08 PMThe Campaign Finance Loophole That Could Make the Next Russian Attack Perfectly LegalRichard L. Hasen
JurisprudenceJuly 12 2017 4:38 PMDonald Trump Jr.’s Free Speech DefenseIt’s as bogus as it sounds.Richard L. Hasen