Judge Pryor explains that Common Good Originalism should be called Living Common Goodism
In June 2021, the Garland DOJ agreed with the proper reading of Grupo Mexicano. But that position changed for S.B. 8.
The Fifth Circuit can look to the same-sex marriage litigation for guidance.
United States directed to file response by Tuesday
"This Court’s immediate intervention is necessary to vindicate Texas’s sovereign interest in preventing a single federal district court from superintending every Texas court."
Biden's announcement has a strong ad terrorem effect: the government can get its way without actually doing anything.
The Fifth Circuit should grant the stay based on the District Court's Ninosplaining of Grupo Mexicano
The full service hotel no longer has full services.
Who had statutory interpleader on their S.B. 8 bingo card?
These three religious liberty cases may simmer in shadow docket purgatory for a while.
Struck at the West Point mint, transported by helicopter to the New York Federal Reserve bank.
From the students of the Harlan Institute-Ashbrook Virtual Supreme Court
An "Off the Rails" Op-Ed from Donald Ayer.
And Justice Thomas asked the first question of the plaintiff and defendant.
Teams of two HS students will write a brief and present oral arguments on NYS Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen
Predict all of the biggest cases at the Supreme Court
"The Parties waive a hearing and findings of fact and conclusion of law on all issues unaddressed by the United States Supreme Court’s decision."
Forthcoming in the NYU Journal of Law & Liberty
The White House also rejected the Section 4 option, for now at least.
Michael McConnell and the Becket Fund filed a motion to present oral arguments before the Supreme Court.
A student interrupted Judge Stras in the middle of his presentation about his grandparents' experience in the Holocaust.
The government opposed the brief, which was filed by Hemphill's prosecutor.
Did she cross the line?
Change occurred through the democratic process, and not the judicial process.
Feldman imagines some hypothetical battle between Gorsuch's consistency and Barrett's doctrine.
President Biden assures people booster shots will be widely available. And his CDC director overrules her agency's narrow recommendations.
Abortion advocates appeal to one exercise of raw judicial power to save another exercise of raw judicial power.
We learn of a memo written by one of Souter's OT 1990 Clerks that urged him to uphold Roe.
