So, here is the thing about the arguments the Republicans are making regarding mail ballots based on this article at Slate. “the court held that Florida’s recount used procedures that…

…person for the rich and powerful to groom for appointment to the highest court in the land. Today’s U.S. Supreme Court majority is the product of money spent convincing the…

…of constitutional interpretation.  This reflects a serious problem with judicial review in the United States:  the Supreme Court has way too much discretionary power, which is why the Court has…

“What the Court Did in Callais—And Why It Matters” Civil Discourse  Joyce Vance Absentee-by-mail voting was already underway in Louisiana’s primary elections when the Supreme Court handed down its decision…

…the trial until after the 2024 election.   The Supreme Court has agreed to consider whether it will hear the case. So far, Justice Clarence Thomas refuses to recuse himself, even…

…must be decided not based on sympathy, but on the facts and the law. In view of the court’s findings and conclusions, the court finds that judgment should be entered…

…lawyers, general counsels to civil rights lawyers, policy wonks, and people who put their law licenses to work in government and business endeavors. Affirmative action was helping our classes look…

ACA misinformation. Just for schadenfreude read Ezra Klein on Peggy Noonan on the ACA. Ouch that has to leave a mark. If Noonan were capable of shame, she should would…

…lawyers and state bureaucracies via tort reform and cross state border insurance sales. 6) Yes, in theory. But in practice access and affordability are not simultaneously achievable. We simply do…

Under the ACA, some 62 preventive services and products will be free (in the past much of the preventative medicine was charged to patient on a non-negotiated rate. Today, they…