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Jurisprudence 2003:
The law, lawyers, and the court.
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- Wall Nuts The wall between intelligence and law enforcement is killing us.
Stewart Baker Dec. 31, 2003 - French Dressing Lessons for America from the proposed French ban on religious garb.
Avi Schick Dec. 30, 2003 - Getting to the Source The curious evolution of reporters' privilege.
Stephen Bates Dec. 26, 2003 - Holy Matrimony What's really undermining the sanctity of marriage?
Dahlia Lithwick Nov. 20, 2003 - Split Decision Another reason to divide the 9th Circuit.
Collin Levey Nov. 19, 2003 - Nuts to Whom? The insanity defense is crazy.
Dirk Olin Nov. 18, 2003 - I Was Brainwashed! If Muhammad's guilty is Malvo innocent?
Dahlia Lithwick Nov. 17, 2003 - Monument From Hell Make room for a Matthew Shepard hate monument in a town square near you.
Emily Bazelon Nov. 11, 2003 - Blinding Justices Does the Constitution allow us to scrap the judiciary?
Rod Smolla Nov. 4, 2003 - Till Death Do Us Part Why spouses get the final say in coma cases.
Dahlia Lithwick Oct. 23, 2003 - Court-Assisted Suicide Why only serial killers have a right to die.
Dahlia Lithwick Oct. 21, 2003 - No "No means no" is still a pretty good rule.
Dahlia Lithwick Oct. 10, 2003 - Supreme Scene The year ahead in the Supreme Court.
Thomas Goldstein Oct. 7, 2003 - The Do Not Call Squall The constitutional smack-down at the heart of Do Not Call.
Dahlia Lithwick Oct. 2, 2003 - Violence Silence Why no one really cares about prison rape.
Robert Weisberg Oct. 1, 2003 - The Pied Sniper Was Lee Boyd Malvo brainwashed into a killing machine?
Dahlia Lithwick Sept. 25, 2003 - Center Ring at the 9th Circus Things get even weirder in the California recall litigation.
Dahlia Lithwick Sept. 22, 2003 - Fun With Bush v. Gore The 9th Circuit moons the Supreme Court.
Dahlia Lithwick Sept. 17, 2003 - A Guide to the Patriot Act, Part 4 Should you be scared of the Patriot Act?
Dahlia Lithwick Sept. 12, 2003 - A Guide to the Patriot Act, Part 3 Should you be scared of the Patriot Act?
Dahlia Lithwick Sept. 11, 2003 - A Guide to the Patriot Act, Part 2 Should you be scared of the Patriot Act?
Dahlia Lithwick Sept. 9, 2003 - A Guide to the Patriot Act, Part 1 Should you be scared of the Patriot Act?
Dahlia Lithwick Sept. 8, 2003 - Thou Shalt Not Pray Does the Constitution hate God?
Dahlia Lithwick Aug. 21, 2003 - My Big Fattening Greek Salad Are french fries the new Marlboros?
Dahlia Lithwick Aug. 13, 2003 - Pickering a Fight Republicans celebrate a judge who's easy on black drug offenders.
Emily Bazelon Aug. 11, 2003 - Saving DNA for a Rainy Day New York City's plan to indict genetic profiles.
Dahlia Lithwick Aug. 7, 2003 - Rape Nuts Kobe Bryant's trial will showcase our mixed-up rape laws.
Dahlia Lithwick July 30, 2003 - Ashcroft's Folly How the attorney general lost the Moussaoui trial before it began.
Dahlia Lithwick July 24, 2003 - Harry Potter and the International Order of Copyright Should Tanya Grotter and the Magic Double Bass be banned?
Tim Wu June 27, 2003 - Confirmation Consternation Justice Kennedy speaks out on judicial confirmation deadlock.
Dahlia Lithwick April 14, 2003 - Sodomy Flaw How the courts have distorted the history of anti-sodomy laws in America.
Kristin Eliasberg March 25, 2003 - The Show Trial Must Go On John Ashcroft choreographs the show trial of the century.
Dahlia Lithwick March 13, 2003 - Miguel, Ma Belle The racial ugliness under the Miguel Estrada nomination.
Dahlia Lithwick Feb. 28, 2003 - Poetic Licenses Are "Choose Life" license plates free speech or state-sponsored infomercials?
Dahlia Lithwick Feb. 6, 2003 - Bimbo Contest Barbie issues first public statement in wake of high court defeat.
Dahlia Lithwick Jan. 31, 2003 - Colorblind in One Eye The selective colorblindness of the Bush approach to affirmative action.
Elise Boddie Jan. 30, 2003 - Google-Opoly: The Game No One but Google Can Play The strange Google lawsuit over its page-ranking monopoly.
Dahlia Lithwick Jan. 29, 2003 - Bowdlerizing for Columbine? Why American directors have no moral rights to their movies.
Drew Clark Jan. 20, 2003 - Clarence Millionaire The quiet justice breaks his silence for a bundle.
Dahlia Lithwick Jan. 13, 2003 - Bristling Dixie The ill-conceived school bans on cheesy Confederate T-shirts.
Dahlia Lithwick Jan. 9, 2003 - Mum and Mummer The bizarre world of "second-parent" adoption laws.
Dahlia Lithwick Jan. 3, 2003
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