…Congress has an obligation and the constitutional authority to check the Supreme Court on its decision. ”Given the dangerous and consequential implications of the court’s ruling, legislation would be the…

…been taken in response. The Supreme Court found such pressure to be an unconstitutional prior restraint of speech, even though no books were actually banned and no prosecutions were undertaken….

…“Why the Supreme Court’s strange EPA decision won’t matter as much as people think.” The other, by Eric Holthaus in Slate, is called “Bad News: Supreme Court Blocked Power Plant…

…securities fraud. A few cases — (each influenced by Central Bank and Stoneridge [two Supreme Court decisions that together eliminated private liability for those who knowingly aid and abet securities…

…bold judicial picks, someone with the intellect and youth for the circuit court bench, a traditional stepping stone to the Supreme Court. But Republicans have argued that he lacks any…

…are preempted by federal requirements. Although the preemption clause is silent on common-law tort actions, the Supreme Court (with Justice Antonin Scalia writing for the Court) interpreted the preemption clause…

…the Koch brothers’ and other Republican donors’ dream-come-true, as will be his Supreme Court and lower-bench nominees and key federal-agency heads. Trump is the far-right-libertarian billionaire’s Trojan Horse.** Clinton won’t…

…Supreme Court only served about 10 years on the Court. The new Republican party adopted on its platform that slavery should not be extended to any new States. The method…

…October 15, 2019, the court granted the ACLU’s motion to intervene but ultimately vacated the HHS rule. While the court had previously denied the ACLU’s motion to intervene, it found…

This is funny (to me at least): Somewhat reworded article from Slate. “Supreme Court blocking the Biden administration: Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar challenges judicial power,” slate.com, Mark Stern “If she…