Tony Mauro

In her nearly two years on the Supreme Court bench, Amy Coney Barrett has developed her own terse way of writing opinions.

In letters recently uncovered, a former secretary for SCOTUS justices in the 1930’s wrote about life at the court and her least favorite justices.

During a recent conference, Justice Elena Kagan explained why colleagues were “very split” on how to make oral arguments work in the COVID-19 era.

Cornelius Jones, one of the few Black Supreme Court advocates of his time, is remembered.

Katie Barlow, a lawyer and broadcaster, is teaching the public about the Supreme Court through two-minute TikToks.

With hybrid work models here to stay, traditional administrative workflows have changed. Firms need to adopt technology to change with them.

Stevens was known not only for his bowtie at the court but also his cheese sandwich for lunch.

From tortoises to dolphins, lions to owls, the Supreme Court building is sprinkled with animal sculptures. A curator’s booklet tells what they mean.

With his knowledge of the law, famed author Brad Meltzer's book for children, published today, has a lot to tell kids about Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

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