Articles by Jonathan Turley

When Megan Meier logged on to MySpace a little over a year ago, she was seeking a new start with new friends. Read more

This week, the Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to vote in favor of Michael Mukasey to be the new U.S. attorney general, sending his nomination to the full Senate for confirmation. Read more

In his closing argument last week in the murder trial of pop music legend Phil Spector, prosecutor Alan Jackson encouraged jurors to ignore the experts who testified for the defense because, he said, “if you hire enough lawyers who hire enough experts who are paid enough money, you can get them to say anything.” Read more

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LAST WEEK, a quarter of a century after its demise, the Equal Rights Amendment suddenly reappeared on Capitol Hill. Read more

THE DISCLOSURE this week of a secret databank operation tracking international financial transactions has caused renewed concerns about civil liberties in the United States. Read more

TODAY, THE U.S. Supreme Court will assemble to hear one of the most important cases of the term: Hamdan vs. Read more

AS ROBERT W. NEY gazed across St. Read more

IT WAS A CRIME that still haunts the nation. Read more