Goldstein: "I think most people would find what I do boring."
CTRL-F the decision for "need not" and "assume"
Will TikTok ruling come at 10 ET?
According to the government, Goldstein was very busy before and after his arguments at the Court.
"Jonathan Gienapp seeks to use the historian’s tools to challenge originalism, but in the process he neglects the text of the Constitution itself."
Anyone remember the Take Care Clause? And way to undermine your SG!
A Real Farewell to SCOTUSBlog?
What do conservatives owe Justice Barrett's supporters?
The FLSA case considers whether to apply the “preponderance of the evidence” standard or the “clear and convincing evidence” standard.
All CivPro students should read these pages.
"These baseless accusations have no merit and repeating them threatens the integrity of the justice system as a whole."
And Smith demonstrates why the Colorado Supreme Court got it wrong.
28 U.S.C. § 1455: "judgment of conviction shall not be entered unless the prosecution is first remanded" to the federal court.
Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Barrett rule against Trump (again).
Back-to-back losses at SCOTUS and the 11th Circuit.
Texas welcomes Chief Justice Jimmy Blacklock and Justice James P. Sullivan
The Judicial Conference will study the issue, but hints the answer is probably no.
Who is defying the Courts?
A federal court ruled that the ERA could not be adopted. Democrat members of Congress told President Biden to adopt it anyway.
What Vance actually said: "I think the thing that you can do in the Senate is push the legal boundaries, as far as the Supreme Court will let you take it."
The 2024 year-end report tells us what keeps the Chief awake at night.
Yes, the Articles of Confederation provided for judges and courts.
It is common enough for the Court to issue administrative stays on the emergency docket to afford itself more time, and maintain the status quo. What about an administrative injunction that would maintain the status quo?
Trump wants to make a deal so SCOTUS doesn't have to.
