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Skip to content Stephen L. Carter New York Times Bestselling AuthorLatest Bloomberg Articles by Stephen L. Carter Stephen L. Carter – Bloomberg Opinion ColumnistPro-Choice States Should Protect the Right to Travel for Abortion June 12, 2022In a country without Roe v. Wade, any state that wants to offer abortion services to non-residents needs to take a proactive policy position.What Watching ‘All the President’s Men’ Won’t Tell You June 11, 2022The movie is great, but for a true accounting of Watergate 50 years after the infamous break-in, you have to read the book.Supreme Court’s Leak Investigation Is Self-Destructive June 3, 2022The person who leaked a draft ruling overturning Roe v. Wade could stop the acrimony and finger-pointing from getting worse by coming forward.Supreme Court's Forced-Arbitration Ruling Is a Win for Workers May 27, 2022Companies routinely compel customers and employees to waive their right to sue, but that may be changing.Calling a Man ‘Bald’ Isn’t Sexual Harassment May 17, 2022A UK court got it wrong when it said that calling a co-worker "bald" created an intimidating work environment.Why Harvard Professors Are Seeing Crimson Over Student Paper May 16, 2022It’s really unusual for faculty members to publicly denounce an undergraduate editorial. But we live in unusual times.A Christian Flag Roiled Boston City Hall. It Shouldn’t Have. May 11, 2022From flag-waving to flag-burning, hoisting a banner is a form of speech — as the Supreme Court unanimously recognized.The Supreme Court Has Always Been Political May 5, 2022A leaked draft of an abortion ruling has some decrying the high court’s partisanship. But the justices have always had their own agendas.What’s in a (Last) Name? Quite a Bit, Actually May 4, 2022An Italian judge has ruled that children will no longer get only their father’s surname by default. It’s a good time to remember how much influence names have.The Supreme Court Leaker Should Come Forward May 3, 2022The draft of a ruling repudiating Roe v. Wade has become public, which means someone is abusing colleagues’ trust.View All Articles About StephenStephen L. Carter is a professor of law at Yale University and was a clerk to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall. His novels include The Emperor of Ocean Park and Back Channel, and his nonfiction includes Civility and Integrity.View Stephen’s Yale homepage NEW FROM STEPHEN L. CARTERShop now:© 2022 Stephen L. Carter. All Rights Reserved.