…is a good sign. Kavanaugh is suddenly enamored with state legislators having greater control of election policies. This could include redistricting with less judicial interference. North Carolina Republicans were stopped…

This is funny (to me at least): Somewhat reworded article from Slate. “Supreme Court blocking the Biden administration: Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar challenges judicial power,” slate.com, Mark Stern “If she…

…violating the state’s constitution” violated the “independent state legislature theory” (ISLT). AB: This was a preposterous contention that state legislatures, acting alone, without executive approval or judicial oversight, have the…

…it feel to be illiberal, Hungary? Poland’s nascent democracy didn’t last long. It lost out to the right-wing Law and Justice party which promptly acted to weaken judicial checks and…

…fidelity to precedent is fundamental to ‘a society governed by the rule of law,’ [citations omitted] ‘[I]t is indisputable that stare decisis is a basic self-governing principle within the Judicial Branch ….’ “…….

…the Judicial Education Project, a dark money group that listed its address as a UPS Store in Georgetown. Leo’s instruction to Conway asked her to funnel the cash to Ginni,…

…5-4 ruling on the Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency case, the Supreme Court dramatically narrowed the scope of the 1972 Clean Water Act in an act of judicial activism so…

…the chamber’s due process claim, several legal experts have pointed out Medicare’s various contracts with health care providers are already often generally exempted from judicial review. It is understood this…

The Constitution does not impose complete separation between the judiciary and the political branches. Instead, it establishes a federal judicial branch that is separate from the legislative and executive branches…

…led to judicial rulings that verge on satirical. One federal judge in western New York blocked most of the state’s new gun law, declaring he could find no colonial-era law…