Clarence Thomas

U.S. Supreme Court strikes down key provision of Voting Rights Act

The provision of the Voting Rights Act that states which jurisdictions must get federal permission for changes to their voting standards was struck down on Tuesday by a divided Supreme Court. The overall law remains in tact, but will require Congressional action for pre-clearance to happen.

U.S. Supreme Court strikes down key provision of Voting Rights Act

Does Justice Kennedy Hold the Fate of the Health Care Law in His Hands?

Does Justice Kennedy Hold the Fate of the Health Care Law in His Hands?

Anita Hill on Race, Gender, and Home

Anita Hill on Race, Gender, and Home
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The impact of Anita Hill: then and now

The impact of Anita Hill: then and now
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Group questions Justice Scalia's impartiality on campaign finance cases

Group questions Justice Scalia's impartiality on campaign finance cases