…seven current justices on the Montana Supreme Court, and those justice famously begged to differ with the Citizens Unitedmajority on that point last December, in a case about a longstanding…

…clerks to one of the conservative Supreme Court justices. Ah. And this is even moreinteresting. Woo-hoo! —– UPDATE: Welll. Hmmm. As I said earlier today in a comment in response…

Part of an e-mail from Beverly Mann on additional expansion of corporate personhood concept at the Supreme Court: I agree that, as the article at Raw Story says, the decision…

…asked about economic-policy issues. We now have a Supreme Court justice who has publicly vowed to use his official position to undermine economic policy that he claims the Founding Fathers–followers…

…the “political process theory,” which was developed in two old Supreme Court cases concerning voter-referendum amendments to a state’s constitution. (I should have used the name in my earlier two…

…rather than, say, access to Supreme Court review of an issue that glaringly needs Supreme Court attention but doesn’t receive it despite desperate requests, year after year after year after…

…the Supreme Court, that had the potential to endanger or end large swaths of Conservancy trails. The Court issued its opinion in the case last week. I’m on the Conservancy’s…

The most important turn in Monday’s Supreme Court ruling in Town of Greece v. Galloway—a case that probes the constitutionality of explicitly religious prayer in legislative sessions—isn’t that the courts…

…probably bars the establishment of a national church—leaving open the question for another day. — Let Us Pray:The Supreme Court gives its blessing for prayer at town meetings. Get ready…

…their religious teaching. — Gay Marriage Arguments Divide Supreme Court Justices, Adam Liptak, New York Times, this afternoon. A fun parlor game among some progressive pundits leading up to today’s…