Judicial activism means deciding a case based on one’s personal predilections, regardless. It might well take the form of sustaining a law that should be stricken.” ...

As the current term of the U.S. Supreme Court gets underway, with two new associate justices, we explore in this inquiry an idea that has recently been used slur of sorts: “judicial activism.” ...

Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett lit into the Supreme Court Monday, saying they allowed a federal judge to become a “super-president” and costing the country $2 billion. The Supreme Court declined ...

By a vote of 5 to 3, the Supreme Court, in an opinion by Justice Brennan, rules in Goldberg v. Kelly that the Constitution requires that the government provide an evidentiary hearing before ...

JUDICIAL activism in environmental protection goes beyond the mere enforcement of the statutory provision of the environment laws and embraces restitutionary as well as injunctive relief. Bangladesh, ...

Republican Congressmen Andrew Clyde and Eli Crane are launching the Judicial Activism Accountability Task Force seeking to ...

White House officials call court rulings to reinstate fired federal workers’ judicial activism. Federal agencies — from the Department of Defense to the Energy Department — are giving wildly varied ...

As opposed to his earlier judicial restraint, Walker is now turning to judicial activism. One wonders. I am haunted by the death some years ago of a colleague’s son, who purchased a handgun from ...