In death, the Supreme Court justice was treated as an ordinary citizen, equal before the law.

But it did.

The staunchly Catholic U.S. Supreme Court justice was known for his acidly conservative opinions, but ultimately, he prioritized the Constitution over the Church.

With the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, organized labor may be spared—for a little while.

The Supreme Court considered whether lawyers can decide what is best for clients and ignore their wishes.

The chief justice has worked to persuade his colleagues to put institutional legitimacy above partisanship.