Author: Michael Phillips
Michael Phillips is a journalist, editor, creator, IT consultant, and father. He writes about politics, family-court reform, and civil rights.
Declaring for the Draft: What Bostock and Title VII Actually Say About WNBA Eligibility
Ninth Circuit Sides With Arizona on Voter Registration Law — But the Judges Can’t Agree on Why
Howell v. Maryland State Board of Elections: A Non Obstante Clause, a Missed Deadline, and an Unanswered Question of Maryland Constitutional Law
Quasi-Judicial Immunity in Family Court: The Precedents Shielding Guardians Ad Litem and Evaluators From Civil Liability
The DOJ Just Walked Back Its Own ADA Guidance. Here’s What That Means for Disabled Americans.
Guns at the Altar: What a Maryland Synagogue’s Lawsuit Reveals About the Unsettled Law of “Sensitive Places”
When the ADA Meets the Courthouse Door: How Maryland Family Court Handles Disability Accommodations
Reichert v. Hornbeck: Why a Maryland Family-Court Civil Rights Case Could Have National Impact
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