To better secure the people’s liberty, the Constitution divides the power of the federal government among three separate and coequal branches. The judiciary is one of these separate and coequal ...

Whereas the Executive and Legislative branches are elected by the people, members of the Judicial Branch are appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate. Article III of the Constitution, ...

The United States federal government, whether you feel it is a beacon of democracy or a symbol of modern political gridlock, was undeniably a revolutionary institution at its time of formation. Split ...

The executive branch exercises more than its proper share of constitutional responsibilities. The judicial branch likewise. Congress is AWOL, and that dereliction has upset the Constitution’s ...

Chief Justice of the Commonwealth Debra Hembree Lambert delivered the message during her first State of the Judiciary address ...