judiciary
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Read more →Forcing Montana Taxpayers to Support Illegals
Another egregious example of leftist judicial activism.
Read more →Judge Overturns Wisconsin's Right-to-Work Law
It's a boneheaded ruling meant to appease unions.
Trump Is the Last Person You Want to Pick a Judge
How will he nominate a judge if he doesn't know what they do?

A Big Win for the Second Amendment
Maryland's "assault weapons" ban must face "strict scrutiny."
States Challenge Obama's 'Clean' Power Play
Half the states take the EPA's regulatory burden to court.
Religious Accommodation, or Political Favoritism?
Muslims win concessions not available to Christians.

Candidates Should Choose Their Judicial Muse
A supremely important presidential issue is being generally neglected because Democrats have nothing interesting to say about it and Republicans differ among themselves about it. Four Supreme Court justices are into the fourth quarters of their potential centuries — Stephen Breyer (77), Antonin Scalia (79), Anthony Kennedy (79), and Ruth Bader Ginsburg (82). So, presidential candidates should explain the criteria by which they would select judicial nominees.

Big Win: Court Says Public Sector Employees Have Right to Work, Too
Michigan Supreme Court deals a blow to the UAW on behalf of freedom.
Pensions Remain Illinois' Ball and Chain
The state Supreme Court shot down attempts to rein in public worker pensions.
When Government Takes the Grapevine
Raisin growers have run afoul of one of those federal agencies you've never heard of.
Fifth Circuit Poised to Short Circuit Amnesty
Appeals court hears oral arguments against Obama's executive actions.

Judge Rebukes Obama's Immigration Deception
Administration lawyers misled the court on work permits.
