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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
My So-Called Life Without Parole The Supreme Court looks at life sentences for teen offenders.	Dahlia Lithwick	Nov 09, 2009	Supreme Court Dispatches
Forever Young Death is different, but is it all that different from life without parole?	Dahlia Lithwick	Nov 05, 2009	Jurisprudence
The Framers on the Framers Does the Constitution protect prosecutors who fabricate evidence?	Dahlia Lithwick	Nov 04, 2009	Supreme Court Dispatches
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
The $5 Million Man Paul Clement schools the high court on why some attorneys are worth every last penny.	Dahlia Lithwick	Oct 14, 2009	Supreme Court Dispatches
Cross-Eyed The high court looks again at religious symbols on public lands.	Dahlia Lithwick	Oct 07, 2009	Supreme Court Dispatches
This Case Is a Dog The Supreme Court mauls the law banning animal-cruelty videos.	Dahlia Lithwick	Oct 06, 2009	Supreme Court Dispatches
Spoonfuls of Sugar Americans' continued love affair with the John Roberts Court.	Dahlia Lithwick	Sep 26, 2009	Jurisprudence
The End Has No End Checking in with my Saving Face readers and collaborators.	Dahlia Lithwick	Sep 18, 2009	Fiction
Saving Face Chapter 19: What Erica finds in the basement closet.	Dahlia Lithwick	Sep 10, 2009	Fiction
Unprecedented Watching the Supreme Court make its campaign finance jurisprudence disappear.	Dahlia Lithwick	Sep 09, 2009	Supreme Court Dispatches
Saving Face? Or Losing My Mind? I'm going to try to write a chick-lit novel in real time. In less than a month. And I really need your help.	Dahlia Lithwick	Sep 08, 2009	Fiction
Not Innocent Enough The elusive search for the sufficiently innocent death-row victim.	Dahlia Lithwick	Sep 05, 2009	Jurisprudence
Blown Away What's the best bubble-blower on the market?	Dahlia Lithwick	Sep 01, 2009	Shopping
Halfway There Is half a torture investigation better than none at all?	Dahlia Lithwick	Aug 25, 2009	Jurisprudence
306 Syllables on Sotomayor The Senate judiciary committee explains its votes in haiku form.	Dahlia Lithwick	Jul 28, 2009	Jurisprudence
The Next Justice Will the "Sotomayor standard" make it harder for Obama to seat his next justice?	Dahlia Lithwick	Jul 25, 2009	Jurisprudence
What We Didn't Learn We know less about Sonia Sotomayor now than we did a week ago.	Dahlia Lithwick	Jul 16, 2009	Jurisprudence
What a Waste The Sotomayor hearings were a mass of missed opportunities for Republicans and Democrats alike.	Dahlia Lithwick	Jul 15, 2009	Jurisprudence
Honesty at Last! At Sotomayor's hearing, the abortion protestors are the only ones telling the truth.	Dahlia Lithwick	Jul 14, 2009	Jurisprudence
She's Come Redone Senators at today's hearing were determined to cast Sotomayor as over-the-top. Why didn't she fight back harder?	Dahlia Lithwick	Jul 13, 2009	Jurisprudence
Slate's Dialogue on the Sotomayor Hearings How Sotomayor fits into Obama's definition of bipartisanship.	Emily Bazelon, John Dickerson and Dahlia Lithwick	Jul 13, 2009	Dialogues

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