…is art, which is reality? Due process and judicial process are not one in the same. The Constitution guarantees due process, it does not guarantee judicial process. Erik Holder 3/5/12*…

…Scalia’s majority opinion that built on decades of precedent on judicial deference to agencies. The chief justice’s dissenting opinion was a discordant screed that bemoaned the modern administrative state with…

…continuation of Chamber of Commerce control of the entire federal and most state judicial systems! The Kochs are altruists! The Walmart employees can’t pay millions of dollars in campaign contributions…

…Constitution (e.g., the Supremacy Clause, flipping it upside-down when applied to state judicial branches but flipping it back to serve conservative-movement dogma in other contexts) and procedural and substantive statutes….

…pretenses to judicial minimalism, in McCutcheon and in his opinion last year striking down the key section of the Voting Rights Act case on the fundamental constitutional principle of states’…

…a pre-Civil War Supreme Court opinion. That the actual structure of the Constitution, as well as its explicit provisions, include, for example, a clear separation-of-powers bar to judicial-branch fabrication of…

…on Justia, here) –which considered anAppointments Clause phrase referring to “Courts of Law” and “Department Heads” and concluded that the Tax Court was a “Court of Law” that exercises judicial…

…to a baldly improper extent under the doctrine of separation of powers between the federal judicial and legislative branches, mainly concern Supreme Court-fabricated “doctrines” and Supreme Court interpretations of a…

…Colorado has an appalling method of judicial selection that gets high praise because the judges are selected initially not via election but instead by appointment of the governor. The problem…

…Court upholding new campaign-finance laws—federal and state. Including state judicial elections or appointments. And state attorneys general and local DAs. You think black lives matter, but you don’t care enough…