"Senator Ted Cruz’s new biography about Justice Clarence Thomas, Going Further, is a must-read contribution to this third genre of Supreme Court books."
Biskupic no longer has any inside information so instead she is forced to make up reporting based on the Justice's apparent body language.
"That status quo would soon be turned upside down, as the next two decades brought a revolution to each facet of 14th Amendment law."
The case was only transferred after Chief Judge Moore extended Newman's suspension for another year.
Do we rewards judges who audition or who refuse to audition?
How would The Butler vote?
Predict all of the biggest cases at the Supreme Court.
Teams of high school students will present arguments about the constitutionality of the Texas Ten Commandments Law.
This strongly suggests Alito does not think a conservative leaked to "lock in" the votes.
The stealth impeachment continues.
The Butler didn't do it.
I would prefer Judge Southwick to have one vote rather than two votes.
The case was a dry dispute about jurisdiction. There was no reason to impugn the preacher's faith.
He consistently attacks Justice Scalia, as advancing his "own political agenda."
Judge Southwick announces he will take senior status, and two days later President Trump nominates Southwick's former clerk.
Jodi Kantor's latest expose tells us nothing about the Court's decision but does destroy John Roberts's last refuge from scoundrels like me.
"Even if Congress were to enact a law clearly empowering Article III courts to vacate agency rules or regulations and automatically cause their erasure from the Code of Federal Regulations, vacatur would likely still be inconsistent with the limited nature of the judicial power and the non-delegability of core legislative power to the judiciary."
It seems the Justices worked out a plan before the briefing concluded.
"People tend to think the times they are living in are the most unprecedented and unpredictable, but that is rarely the case."
When electoral chaos is on the horizon, nothing else matters.
Justice Jackson gave the respondents a leisurely four days to respond.
The Smithsonian Should Declare Its Independence from the Federal Government
In the South Texas Law Review, Rehnquist described his opinion in Dames & Moore as "similarly important" to Gibbons v. Ogden. His law clerk, and future Chief Justice, would disagree.
The Circuit Justice, like Zeus on Mount Olympus, instantly strikes down wayward lower courts with a bolt of lightning.
"This decision, which may be the “sleeper” case of the term, should come to be viewed as a landmark separation of powers decision on par with Lopez, Morrison, Printz, and NFIB."
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