The Tax Policy Center The Supreme Court Says Tax Expenditures aren’t Goverbment Spending points us to a notable decision by the Supreme Court that has been lost in the federal…

…ignored by the mainstream media in its coverage of the Supreme Court—and therefore completely unknown to almost everyone—is the current Supreme Court’s bizarre claim that state courts are entitled to…

…in the future. This ruling is almost certain to be affirmed on appeal in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, based in New York. But ultimately, the Supreme Court will…

As I write, Brett Kavanaugh is not yet a Supreme Court Justice. I assume he will be one soon. I am going to argue that this is the best of…

…not get counted. The Arizona Supreme Court is doing something that no other court in Arizona has done before. Something nullifying the votes of millions of Arizona citizens. The court would…

…Supreme Court precedent, it’s hard to see who would have “standing” to bring a judicial challenge. The Supreme Court requires a challenger to demonstrate a “concrete and particularized” “injury in…

…when the Obama administration announced that it would no longer defend DOMA in court. The surviving spouse of a same-sex couple was denied the marital deduction, and the trial court…

I’ve written extensively here at AB about a two-time Supreme Court case called Bond v. United States, first three years ago when the case was heard the first time, then…

…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…

…takes Musk with him. I wonder who will be funding Trump in court? Musk Gets Tossed Back to PA State Court In Lottery Case, Just in Time For Election, Above…