…for purposes of avoiding Nixon as controlling precedent.” And sure enough, here is the money quotation from her ruling: “Pursuant to the Court’s equitable jurisdiction and inherent supervisory authority, and…

…the hospitals, under new ownership.“ Hospital Heist Seeks Protection in the Ponzi-Friendliest Court in America by Maureen Tkacik American Prospect Steward Health just filed for bankruptcy in Houston’s scandal-plagued, private…

…of the group’s board, and he hosts an annual ceremony for the group in the Supreme Court’s courtroom. Jackson noted two gifts of art for her chambers, including a $10,000…

…undoubtedly try to argue the entire case should be dismissed because of the Supreme Court’s immunity decision. That issue isn’t properly before the court on this appeal, and the Eleventh…

You have to go to court and just sit there and listen to the stuff being said. You sit there and go huh? Jack would understand what I am saying….

…to interfering with the president’s political judgments, an area courts should not delve into. They refer to a 1948 Supreme Court case, Ludecke v. Watkins, which they claim establishes a “binding…

…immunity for her official acts. The case cited which protects a judge is Trump v. United States, the case where the Supreme Court gave Trump immunity for conduct committed as…

…irresolvable.  I say that, even recognizing that the operate words in Goldstein’s statement are “in this Court.”  By which he means, this Court with it’s membership. Goldstein explains: A majority…

From Tax Prof blog: Tax Court Rejects Geithner/Turbo Tax Defense Bartlett v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2012-254 (Sept. 4, 2012): Petitioner admits that her income was misreported and that her taxable…

…argument—arguments, actually; two separate cases were argued separately—were to a three-judge panel of the Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, the regional federal appeals court for several mid-Atlantic and…