"Protecting the free exercise of religion is a key aspect of fighting antisemitism."
An unanswered question from Hobby Lobby and Masterpiece returns.
There is a big difference between "Originalism Inc." and unincorporated originalists.
Further thoughts on the outcome of Dobbs
There has been a surprising quiet about one of the most consequential Supreme Court cases in a generation.
This message is representative of what I've been hearing.
"Given the concession by all involved that the conflicting desires and policies of the USMS and the Court regarding COVID-19 and court security precipitated the events in this case, it is wholly unjust to place the blame solely on these named defendants by trying them for contempt."
Justice Ginsburg's personal trainer says she was uninformed about the kneeling controversy.
Justice Gorsuch said yes. Justice Barrett may have thought no.
Synthesizing three days of debate and discussion.
The Circuit Court lottery will be held on Tuesday.
A must-read book from the Chief Judge of the Sixth Circuit.
A surreal colloquy from U.S. v. Vaello-Madero.
Would a permanent injunction bypass the Circuit Court lottery?
An excerpt from Greenhouse's new book, Justice on the Brink
The public interest law firm in Phoenix is looking for a Senior Attorney, a Staff Attorney, and and Legal Programs Manager
"Feldman contends that [Jefferson] Davis was right and Lincoln was wrong."
Red states in blue circuits look elsewhere.
A majority disapproval vote in both Houses supports the position that the rule is beyond the scope of delegated authority.
Justices Thomas, Sotomayor, and Kagan recognize that a constitutional right should not mean different things in different places.
The 490-page rule says surprisingly little about religious liberty.
I suspect complaints will be filed soon across the country.
In NYS Rifle & Pistol Chief Justice Roberts asked a 32-line question.
Deciding NYS Rifle & Pistol and Dobbs in the same term.
The only way to shut down the "ad hoc nullification" machine is to overrule Roe
We are living in Jonathan Mitchell's world. And the judicial supremacists can't stand it.
There are potential constitutional applications of S.B. 8. And an injunction against the clerks deprives citizens of the due process right to test those issues in court.
At this point, failing to engage Seth Barrett Tillman on Merryman is academic malpractice.
"In short order, the two newest members of the Court have sipped from the trough of judicial supremacy."
Justices Kavanaugh and Barrett have no interest in deciding another Free Exercise Clause case now.
In 1912, Eugene Debs received nearly 25,000 presidential votes in Texas. Can Debs get 5 votes in U.S. v. Texas?
