…ask the Supreme Court to hear the case directly without waiting on the Court of Appeals. The government made that motion last time and the Supreme Court waved it off,…

…only applies when “non-Black” voters’ interests are at stake. What happens at the Supreme Court doesn’t stay at the Supreme Court. It shapes who votes, whose rights are protected, and…

…justification Windsor offered: “Because the Supreme Court is shrouded in secrecy, and they’re refusing to submit to any accountability in the face of overwhelming evidence of serious ethics breaches, I think…

by Linda Beale crossposted with Ataxingmatter The Supreme Court’s Decision in In re Bilski:: does it allow tax patents or not? The Supreme Court handed down its decision in Bilski…

…one by former (longtime) New York Times Supreme Court correspondent Linda Greenhouse, who in retirement writes a periodic commentary column in the Times, and Slate Supreme Court and general-legal-issues writer…

…Supreme Court decision is expected by the end of June or early July. Supreme Court appears likely to side against Trump on birthright citizenship – SCOTUS Blog On Jan. 20,…

…asking about Lindsey Halligan and Dr. Vinay Prasad. A pretty good question to ask if you are an ordinary citizen with little power. “Ethics Shmethics” – Robert Reich Sorry to…

In selecting Supreme Court clerks, much has changed over the past 25 years—but one thing has not. The U.S. Supreme Court currently stands in recess, but that doesn’t mean nothing’s…

…and not comply with the contraception-coverage mandate in Obamacare, creating a conflict among federal appellate courts. The losing corporations in those cases also have asked the Supreme Court hear their…

by cactus Forbes and the “Self-Made” Label I’m kinda busy these days, but this topic is small pet peeve of mine: what the heck is up with Forbes and the…