Supreme Court

How a Supreme Court Ruling Could Redefine Campaign Finance The upcoming Supreme Court decision on a campaign finance case may alter the face of federal campaigns for years to come. This opinion piece examines how potential changes—ranging from new rules on unlimited coordination between party committees and individual campaigns to shifts in donor influence—could reshape […] More

State Supreme Court Upholds Zoning Board’s Decision in Wawayanda The recent decision by the State Supreme Court in Wawayanda has sparked a significant conversation over zoning practices, local economic growth, and community protection. After reviewing the giant five-story Amazon distribution center project, the court upheld the zoning board of appeals’ (ZBA) decision that denied a […] More

The Party Presentation Principle Under the Court’s Microscope The recent developments in Trump v. Illinois have sparked an engaging debate about whether a long-held judicial preference—the principle of party presentation—is slowly morphing into a binding Supreme Court rule. Over the past few weeks, discussions have focused on the way justices approach arguments that were not […] More

A Call to Consciousness: Reflecting on Aharon Barak’s Stirring Message The stirring address delivered by former Supreme Court President Aharon Barak – from a protest stage at Habima Square – has resonated across our nation like few messages have before. His comments, far from being one more warning in a series of protest chants, compel […] More