The Court did not accept the question presented on the Free Exercise Clause.
As the pandemic (hopefully) draws to a close, the validity of vaccine mandates and other public health measures remain.
"A previous version of this story imprecisely referred to Justice Clarence Thomas’s opinions as often reflecting the thinking of White conservatives, rather than conservatives broadly. That reference has been removed."
I, for one, am enjoying this circular stabbing squad.
Discourse about race is upside down and backwards.
"And so, if Ilya Shapiro is deserving of cancellation, then you should go ahead and cancel me too."
The Justice spoke about the federal equity power, and her transition to the Supreme Court.
25 Teams of HS Students presented oral argument in NYS Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen
"Ketanji Brown Jackson — protecting the rights of class members; U.W. Clemon — protecting the pocketbook of his plaintiffs’-side law firm"
It isn't obvious which way the President should go here.
Merrill v. Milligan is the most important shadow docket entry since John Does 1-3 v. Mills
My Op-Ed in Newsweek: "If the senators advise before they consent, Biden can still select one of his preferred nominees and, in the process, reverse the tide of the decades-long confirmation wars."
Graglia taught at the University of Texas for five decades.
The jurisdiction element of Section 3 does not "definitely" or "plainly" apply to Trump.
The first two installments of a planned ten-part series that provides the first comprehensive examination of the offices and officers of the Constitution.
"Late last fall, senior White House aides were informed Breyer was close to a decision, and they had expected him to make the announcement he would retire in early 2022."
‘Who Decides?’ Review: The Supreme Court, the States and the Contest for Control
A bit of political brotherly love.
Justice Barrett would have denied the stay, but did not join Justice Kagan's dissental.
Breyer is not retired, yet.
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