As told to us by Joyce Vance at Civil Discourse. This afternoon, the Supreme Court told us that it will hear Trump’s presidential immunity appeal. After sitting on it for…

…sold at major retailers today, such as legendary Half of Fame MLB pitcher Nolan Ryan’s private label beef that is carried exclusively at Kroger stores, or at his private label…

…people who complained about the Supreme Court, finding fault with them. He needs to take a look inside of his own house first. He also wrote, “Of course, the courts…

…year or more if the Supreme Court decides to weigh in. To actually halt the tariffs, opponents will likely have to persuade the trade court or the Federal Circuit to…

…Supreme Court law clerks were reading my post. Btw, in a comment to a blog conversation on Slate on Monday, I wrote: Hmm. Well, having gone out on a limb…

…if any use for either democracy or government. No government by and for the people, please. Beyond the Federal Courts, the Federalists Society has worked to capture State Supreme Courts,…

…Congress can impose Tariffs. The president can not. “The Context You Need to Understand the Supreme Court’s Tariffs Decision,” Civil Discourse, Joyce Vance Thanks for being here and for reading…

…But the Court will decide, very possibly–in other litigation; actual imminent litigation, in Wisconsin state court and very possibly in federal court–whether or not two key provisions of Wisconsin state,…

…Supreme Court law clerks.) The essence of Kerr’s post–and a key point made also by Katy Waldman at Slate, in another good article on the subject–is that under Supreme Court…

“Michigan Supreme Court hearing on automobile no-fault reform: What to know,” Bridge Michigan, In reading this, I can almost guarantee, the citizens of the state of Michigan had not given…