With calls to boycott the National Football League and its sponsors, it is up to team owners to combine their leadership skills, respect for their sport and players, respect for their fans, and their patriotism to fix the mess they’ve allowed to escalate with the pre-game National Anthem being used as a forum for protest.

On June 5, the Supreme Court agreed to hear a case involving Fourth Amendment protections for cell phone records, Carpenter v. U.S.

Liberal AGs are combining investigatory and prosecutorial powers claiming the secrecy and unaccountability employed by the dreaded and discredited Star Chamber used in England over a century before the American Constitution and Bill of Rights.

With recent brazen attacks on free speech and property rights, certain leftwing state attorneys general are perhaps better called “police-state attorneys general.” While their abuse of power to investigate conservative speech to silence it is applauded by their comrades on the left, they are likely to spawn a cottage industry of aggressive conservative litigators specializing in what are called Section 1983 lawsuits.

In an election year in which three of the four main presidential contenders from the two political parties at least purport to be running against the Washington establishment, President Obama has nominated a quintessential political establishment judge for the Supreme Court.

Nonprofit organizations, whose missions can range from faith-based help for the infirmed, homeless and abused, to holding politicians, government and even the news media accountable, are an essential part of citizen-based, nongovernmental democracy.

In his dissenting opinion in Obergefell v. Hodges, Chief Justice John Roberts notes that the Supreme Court’s 5-4 decision mandating the legal right of gay marriage will assuredly create legal conflicts. That’s an understatement.

The American Revolution was given birth after English search and seizure of the privately owned records and other property of merchants, which by its very nature included customer “data.” That issue is at center of an important national debate today.

Lawless and lawbreaking uses of warrants called “administrative subpoenas” by government officials aren’t always as flagrantly devious as a recent Drug Enforcement Agency case involving the digital currency Bitcoin. Nevertheless, government agency warrants not issued by judges foster plenty of abuses under color, and in violation, of the law.