…made it clear their extremist ideology would never again command a majority, stacked the Supreme Court.  The focus of the originalists on the court has been to slash the federal…

…sense, but it underpins much of Tea Party/Supreme Court libertarianism, if only ostensibly. One of the most stunning sentences I’ve ever read in a Supreme Court opinion, a sentence that…

…rejected by the Supreme Court initially many decades ago when certain New Deal legislation was at issue, and that in 1984 the Supreme Court, in an opinion called Chevron U.S.A.,…

…is constitutional law and then there is the aberration of constitutional law relating to abortion.” The court said it was bound to follow Supreme Court precedent on abortion and grudgingly…

…he had granted to over 12 states still applied under an exception laid out in the Supreme Court decision. “We are thrilled that the district court again barred President Trump’s…

“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 US Supreme Court when another attempt is made to shut the prison down. So nervous is the Bush administration of the latest attack – and another Supreme Court ruling…

…liberal Democrats (it was an open primary; it was not limited to Republican voters), and others who reject the practice–and the now-formal claim by five Supreme Court justices–that it is…

Via NYT comes comment on a future Supreme Court case: There are longstanding differences between Boston and New York, like the rivalry between the Red Sox and the Yankees. Adding…

…related to a sitting Supreme Court justice: It will be not you. The lesson we are learning from the new scandals at the high court go way beyond “ethics” reform….