This case currently affects only two states (West Virginia and Connecticut). If the Supreme Court approves West Virginia’s law, other state legislatures might follow suit.

This Supreme Court case is of particular interest to counties as they prosecute state crimes.

Will the third time be the charm for the Supreme Court deciding when First Amendment retaliatory arrest claims may be brought?

The Supreme Court will start its October 2018 term hearing a case that has a Halloween theme.

Justice Kennedy's retirement will have a huge impact on local governments.

A wide variety of notices and disclosures required by local governments might be in trouble after this Supreme Court decision.

Academics have attacked qualified immunity. This case is important because the Supreme Court reversed a grant of qualified immunity but also didn’t deny qualified immunity.

In Carpenter v. United States, the Supreme Court continues its trend of applying Fourth Amendment protections to new technologies, including cell-site location information.

Yet again, the Supreme Court fails to commit to a standard for unconstitutional partisan gerrymandering.