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Today’s example….

Scalia tried to transform the art of hypocrisy into a science. He failed….

…on the campaign trail as a way to illustrate the lengths that the people who want the federal courts—most prominently but by no means only, the Supreme Court—to continue to…

…Home Depot. The Supreme Court is perfectly willing to let the Trump administration break the law, but trial judges are not. And so on Friday, yet another federal district court…

…now that the US Supreme Court has struck down President Donald Trump’s use of an emergency powers law to impose them, Thai exporters and economists say. The high court voted…

…argued at the Supreme Court this afternoon. Dan posted the Round-up paragraph in which the reference appears. It says: Commentary on Schuette comes from Richard Kahlenberg, who in an op-ed…

…mail. This is the sweep ordered by the court for the USPS to perform to discover and report via the “sweep of facilities” how many ballots (were) are being delayed…

…allow the Court to ignore statutory language if the Court deems the issue a “major question” not sufficiently addressed by the statute. In West Virginia v. EPA, the Court found that Congress…

…cause “to find the Government in criminal contempt.” This follows from many Supreme Court decisions. The rule of law requires court orders be enforce until and unless they are vacated…