…have to submit articles.” Off-label use of drugs is big business. According to The Wall Street Journal, “[FDA] is stepping into a high-stakes business issue, because off-label uses of prescription…

…more openness to letting Trump have his way. That dynamic—lower-court intervention followed by more deferential Supreme Court review—will soon face its most important test. Just before Labor Day weekend, the Court…

…(D-Calif.). The Judiciary Act was first introduced in 2021; a press release cites the growing support for court expansion in the intervening two years. While the Supreme Court was established…

…this week, called Supreme Court faces pressure to reconsider Citizens United ruling say: The Supreme Court has already blocked the Montana decision, and the justices may simply set their counterparts…

…normalism began in 1991. Then Senator Joe Biden failed to block Clarence Thomas’s court nomination. The Democratic-controlled Senate confirmed him to replace civil rights hero Thurgood Marshall on the Supreme Court. That…

…petitions filed by former law clerks to Supreme Court justices. Which is saying quite a bit, because former law clerks to Supreme Court justices now hold a near-monopoly on getting…

…Out The Supreme Court’s Bullsh*t,” Above the Law There’s a pretty clear hierarchy in the federal judiciary, with the nine justices on the Supreme Court sitting at the top of…

…entitled to the “deference” that AEDPA requires the federal courts to accord the state courts when the state court ruling is challenged in federal court as unconstitutional. A “deference” that…

…decisions from the Supreme Court this June. Alongside Amicus, we kicked things off this year by explaining How Originalism Ate the Law. The Supreme Court fundamentally altered the way that…

…A new Supreme Court case seeks to make it harder to get screened for cancer – by Ian Millhiser VOX The Supreme Court announced on Friday that it will hear Becerra v. Braidwood…