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	The Items Were Worth $177 By James Kilpatrick The Supreme Court splendidly split last week in the Case of the Missing Prayer Rug. By all the usual criteria, it was a nuthin' case — a case of minimal public interest, tossed over to Justice Clarence Thomas for another ho-hum opinion. I'm writing about it for a reason. + read more Date: 02-04-2008

	A Great Case for Taking By James Kilpatrick An ''extraordinary'' writ at the Supreme Court is about as rare as 6 feet of snow in Sarasota. Such a writ never issues, but if ever such an order were justified, it is in the case of Pastor Fred W. Phelps. + read more Date: 01-28-2008

	Big Brother In the High Court By James Kilpatrick Almost no one reads ''1984'' anymore, and more's the pity. A case now pending in the Supreme Court evokes George Orwell's ominous vision of a brave new world. This time around, it is the Food and Drug Administration, like Big Brother, that seeks to overregulate our lives. + read more Date: 01-21-2008

	How Cruel Is ''Cruel''? By James Kilpatrick When the Supreme Court returns to work next Monday, the nine justices will hear argument over an issue as old as the Constitution itself: Is capital punishment cruel and unusual? + read more Date: 01-14-2008

	The Score Was Justice 7, Law 2 By James Kilpatrick When the dust settled over the Supreme Court's most recent opinion day, the box score in Gall v. United States read 7-2 for Brian Gall. Put another way, the court cast seven votes for justice, two votes for law. You decide. + read more Date: 01-07-2008 Current rating: 4

	Students, Landlords, and Law By James Kilpatrick The world is filled with legendary antagonists. Cats and dogs come to mind. Yankees and Red Sox, Greeks and Trojans, farmers and ranchers — the list runs on. Now pending in the Supreme Court is a case involving foes as familiar as the players in the first act of ''La Boheme,'' i.e., property owners and college students. Shall we take sides? + read more Date: 12-31-2007

	Putting On the Dawg By James Kilpatrick The winning defendant in Case No. 06-2267 — I am not making this up — is Haute Diggity Dog. The plaintiff is Louis Vuitton Malletier. Covering the federal courts is more fun than covering the Redskins. + read more Date: 12-24-2007

	Case of the Teenager's Mother By James Kilpatrick Hell hath no fury like an angry mother. You could ask the owners of a Burger King franchise in Milwaukee. They are about to be stuck for a big bundle because of a case decided last month in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit. + read more Date: 12-10-2007

	Feeling Sorry For Exxon By James Kilpatrick By the time I was halfway through ''Beowolf,'' I began to feel a little sorry for the dragon. I was 12. Now I am considerably older. I've been reading Case No. 07-276 in the Supreme Court, and I'm feeling a little sorry for ExxonMobil Corp. The thing is, even dragons have their good sides. + read more Date: 12-03-2007

	Specialty Plates But Not 4-U By James Kilpatrick The Oklahoma license plate case seems likely to fizzle out before it ignites in the Supreme Court. This would be a pity, for the case raises some lovely questions of law. Moreover, the record speaks revealingly of what matters most to at least one species of the genus Homo sapiens. + read more Date: 11-26-2007

	Once More into the Breach! By James Kilpatrick The case of Richard Hamblen of Nashville, Tenn., provides an unhappy example of a good cause caught in a mesh of bad facts. The gentleman is now in prison. He's a gun nut. + read more Date: 11-19-2007

	In Los Angeles, Too Much God By James Kilpatrick Question for today: Constitutionally speaking, how much God is too much God? We may get one more ambivalent answer if the Supreme Court takes the pending case of Ernesto Vasquez against Los Angeles County. + read more Date: 11-12-2007

	Case of the Goofy Mascot By James Kilpatrick Here is a thought for today: Half the people in the world make mountains out of molehills. The other half tend to make molehills out of mountains. + read more Date: 10-29-2007

	The Purging of Justice Thomas By James Kilpatrick Two questions arise: Why did Anita Hill do what she did then? And why, with the publication of ''My Grandfather's Son,'' has Clarence Thomas done what he has done now? + read more Date: 10-22-2007 Current rating: 1

	Back to The Religion Clauses By James Kilpatrick Once more, dear friends, into the First Amendment! In a petition filed three weeks ago, a small reform school in Michigan urged the Supreme Court to return to the most troublesome few words in the whole of the Constitution. These are the words that say ''Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.'' + read more Date: 10-08-2007

	Hope and Ho-Hum at the High Court By James Kilpatrick Take, for example, Case No. 06-1635. You might as well take it, for the Supreme Court almost surely will not. In that dour prediction lies this week's meditation from the high court. The case is Paone v. Heritage Plantation Owners Association. In this less-than-landmark litigation, an unreconstructed Yankee couple ask the Supremes to reopen a state real estate case in the light of an intervening federal act. + read more Date: 09-24-2007

	A good case to leave alone By James Kilpatrick Dick Heller's status in the District of Columbia is clear: He is a special police officer with a responsible job. By day he's an armed guard at the Federal Judicial Center. But when he applied under D.C. law for permission to keep a pistol at his home, permission was denied. + read more Date: 09-17-2007 Current rating: 10

	When we campaign against us By James Kilpatrick Let me venture a truism: Some of the most interesting cases at the Supreme Court are cases the court declines to hear. So it is with the lost cause of Kidwell v. City of Union. The question it presented is sure to rise again. + read more Date: 09-10-2007

	Hope and ho-hum at the high court By James Kilpatrick Take, for example, Case No. 06-1635. You might as well take it, for the Supreme Court almost surely will not. + read more Date: 09-03-2007

	Poet in The High Court By James Kilpatrick He was born as LeRoi Jones in Newark in 1934. In mid-career as a black poet and political activist, he became Amiri Baraka. We old white geezers never heard of him until last month when his suit against the governor of New Jersey reached the U.S. Supreme Court. + read more Date: 08-27-2007

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