The Rise of Emergency Governance – and the First Signs of a Constitutional Course Correction
A decade-long expansion of emergency legal tools-from the Supreme Court to the executive branch-has quietly redefined how national policy is […]
judicial oversight
Why Judge Boasberg Is Calling DOJ Officials to Testify Under Oath – and What to Watch Next Week
Chief U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg has ordered rare, in-person testimony from senior Justice Department officials next week as
Judiciary Security and Independence: A System Under Cumulative Strain
The federal judiciary is facing a convergence of threats-security, political, administrative, and cyber-that no single branch of government can ignore. None of these pressures alone is catastrophic, but together they form a structural vulnerability that risks weakening the courts’ ability to uphold the rule of law.