The Supreme Court has chosen to be involved in many of the major issues during this election campaign. From the NYT: … the court will hear arguments in a challenge…

…once the punitive custodial authority has, by law, ended. Breyer appears, upon first impression, to have adopted current Solicitor General and Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan’s argument to the Court—at…

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…

…article does not give enough information for me to ascertain such. ~~~~~~~ “Democrats ask Virginia Supreme Court not to overrule will of voters on redistricting,” Democracy Docket The Virginia Supreme…

…Justice John G. Roberts, Jr., and Justice Samuel A. Alito, Jr., to hesitate to strike down such restrictions, they could take no comfort from the Supreme Court’s 93-minute hearing Wednesday…

…of these claims are preposterous:  legal interpretation is far from an exact science, and the Supreme Court is far from infallible.  Will may believe that the Court reached the correct…

…“individual mandate.” …But before the Court can decide whether the mandate is constitutional, it must first decide whether it can even rule on this question at all. …all that anyone…

…that Supreme Court opinion, I want to make one more point, this one about the perniciousness of the Court’s conservative majority’s pretense that in order to understand the original Constitution…

…should have waited to get beyond Super Tuesday before they bet the future of the Court for the next couple of decades. Open Thread on Nevada, Trump, the Supreme Court…

…the Supreme Court’s infamous Citizens United opinion. The key (consecutive) paragraphs of Hartmann’s piece, which I quoted in my email/post, were: Most Americans don’t realize that the idea that “corporations…