Constitutional Questions of 2014: A Blog Series

From Hobby Lobby to capital punishment—a reflection on this year's constitutional issues.

As the Supreme Court returns to the bench on Monday, the Stanford Press blog offers a brief retrospective on some of the defining constitutional questions of 2014, including commentary on such high profile cases as Hobby Lobby, McCutcheon, and Aereo, as well as a reflection on perhaps one of the biggest constitutional quandaries not to feature on the SCOTUS docket this year: the death penalty and its concomitant legacy of botched procedures. See the full lineup for this week’s series below.

RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
IN THE COMMERCIAL SPHERE
Are people organized as corporations entitled to constitutional rights?
by ILYA SOMIN
Tuesday