Smells Like 4th Amendment
An attorney wants a do-over in a recent ruling that sidesteps whether the smell of alleged marijuana can justify searching someoneโs vehicle.
Is the Leandro Case Dead Yet?
The five school districts that filed the initial claims asked the state Supreme Court to put a hold on its April ruling.
Two Years, No Leandro Ruling
The next batch of Supreme Court rulings arenโt scheduled to be released until March 20.ย
Theyโre Running
The Caucus spoke with several first-time and returning candidates about what to expect from them if elected.
Hemp on Trial
The state Supreme Court has three cases pending to determine whether the ‘smell test’ for hemp is valid grounds for searching a person or vehicle.
A Batson Rejection
The state Supreme Court declined to review claims of jury discrimination even though the prosecutor admitted to considering race.
Jefferson Griffin Lost. The Reputation of State Courts Might Be the Biggest Loser.
The six-month challenge did more than rekindle long-simmering partisan debates over election administration. It also raised questions about the state’s judiciary.



