…allowed to go to trial when its proceedings began this week. Rikki and the other plaintiffs will appear in a courtroom in Helena before the First Judicial District Court. There…
…and 2) participation in the negotiation program is voluntary. In reaching the first conclusion, Judge Quraishi contrasted this case to a recent Supreme Court case (Horne) where the federal government…
…an article by Kermit Roosevelt III, a member of Biden’s Supreme Court Commission, arguing for court packing: There are political considerations here, to be sure. The one put forward most…
…track on the authoritarianism express. In Trump v. United States, the conservative majority of the Supreme Court considered the proposition that granting Donald Trump unchecked presidential immunity opened the door to…
…“maximize profits?” Verrilli said no, but Alito had made his point. — Argument recap: One hearing, two dramas, Lyle Denniston , SCOTUSblog, reporting on this morning’s Supreme court argument in…
…I’d read two or three early reports on the argument at the Supreme Court that morning in the Hobby Lobby and Conestoga Wood cases, I posted a piece here titled:…
…to act on the President’s nomination for a replacement for Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court. Yet one does have to wonder why a person with no experience in government…
Talking about courts today. If you have ever gone to a Federal Court, it is a matter of just the facts people. Don’t look for sympathy because it is not…
Via Firedoglake’s David Dayen comes this post of the ‘ambiguity’ of a State Supreme Court ruling on one case of foreclosure action and the requirements to ‘own’ a property. Based…
…do about health care. Both of them initially, or at least at some point, signed on to the “Medicare-for-all” label for a single payer government run health insurance system that…