…which is adjusted periodically for inflation, in a yearly report to be reviewed by the Judicial Conference’s Committee on Financial Disclosure. Recent guidelines put this threshold at $415. However, personal…

…on-point as the above rebuke of Thomas’s entire approach to judging is, Barrett goes harder. She calls out the cherry-picking of evidence and indicts the entire judicial philosophy writing: “[T]he…

…Court was extending Purcell from being about judicial review on the eve of an election to barring court relief even many months before the election. Alexander v. South Carolina State Conference of…

…go. There are small c conservative rules that all judges at least pretend to accept. Respect for precedent (and binding precedents except for the Supreme court) and respect for judicial…

…only do they hate Donald Trump, they realize that when you vote for a president you’re also voting for an entire government, future judicial appointments, hundreds if not thousands of…

…III of the Constitution, which vests the judicial power of the United States in the federal courts. The company argues that the FTC, an executive branch agency, is unconstitutionally attempting…

…for the citizen-approved Douglas Active Management Area. I objected to the goal and subsequently filed a “Judicial Review of Administrative Decision” appeal. Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Scott Blaney is…

…to learn the law. One of the principles guiding those discussions is called stare decisis — Latin for “to stand by things decided.” It’s the doctrine of judicial precedent. If…

…executive to take control of the military and the judicial system and to use that power to impose his will.     The other option is that enough people in the majority…

…to use at trial to sustain them. In fact, it would be judicial malpractice for the court to refuse to let Smith air his case for her consideration as Judge…