…arguing for and arguing against the power of federal courts to overrule state laws, or for that matter, any laws, and to always call their outcome-determinative position anti-judicial-activist, even when,…

…depends on respect for courts. But the courts have to act like courts. This Supreme Court is something else: a wielder of power that is increasingly constrained by nothing. Perhaps…

…to grant the cert. petition, Alito and Scalia did agree that the Court of Appeals had ignored the mandate of Rule 56 and the Court’s own summary-judgment and qualified-immunity jurisprudence….

Via Slate by Dahlia Lithwick and Mark Joseph Stern: The Clarence Thomas takeover But Thomas is more than just the Trump administration’s philosophical hero. His once-fringy ideas are suddenly flourishing—not…

…the program,” the Kaiser Family Foundation says in 2012. The ACA mandated the Medicaid expansion and later the U.S. Supreme Court ruled states can opt out. Thirty-nine states opted-in to the ACA….

…the United States Supreme Court (SCOTUS) in Moore v. Harper, a case that poses substantial peril for the higher court’s legitimacy. NCSC recently announced it would rehear a decision that…

…Appeals’ issuance of the order, we vacate the order of the Court of Appeals.” Voters had to comply with heightened identification requirements in the upcoming election, even as the Court…

…ACA in “ObamaCares’s Phoney Deficit Reduction” choosing to carry water for the Republican candidates Romney and Ryan with the hope she can convince voters that President Obama’s ACA will not…

…all income levels sold in ACA marketplaces. The increased subsidies reduce the percentage of income enrollees have to pay for an ACA “benchmark” Silver plan, the 2nd tier and lowest…

…complaint. Missouri’s attorney general brought the case, invoking the Supreme Court’s “original jurisdiction.” Most of the time, the Court hears appeals from lower courts. But in very limited situations set…