Ji Seong-woo The author is a professor at Sungkyunkwan University Law School and former president of the Korean Constitutional Law Association. A series of bills being pushed by the ruling Democratic ...

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Australians of any faith or background urged to do a good deed ‘in memory and honour of those who no longer can’ ...

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From her quiet courthouse in Fort Pierce, Florida, Aileen Cannon is poised to reprise a role that gave the district-court judge an improbably influential say in national politics. Cannon is expected ...

El Cavador is a Slugger reader from Belfast. Peter Shirlow’s border poll analysis, recently serialised by Slugger, offers ...

Abdullateef Aliyu (Lagos) and Mohammed Ibrahim Yaba (Kaduna)Amid the intensifying pushback from some lawmakers, political parties, civil society and regional groups as well as other critics, the tax ...

Knox College professor Thomas Bell publishes a book on how the Supreme Court reshapes separation of powers in American ...

Sensing the dangers of tyranny by the majority, John C. Calhoun developed the doctrine of the concurrent majority which ...