"For now, the only way to advance conservatism is to eliminate liberal institutional asymmetries."
I was in the Court, and I have a different take on the case.
Coney Island Auto Parts, Inc. v. Burton was over in 37 minutes.
The Court installed timers to keep track of how long each Justice speaks for!
The VRA allow Democrats to challenge Republican districts, but does not allow Republicans to challenge Democratic districts.
Puerto Rico does not have a viable path towards statehood, and it is unclear what value Commonwealth status provides to the United States.
A fitting update to the rising tide of antisemitism on the left and the right.
Search and seizure cases are very fact bound. The Court wants to set general standards.
"But the danger that I want to highlight to you tonight is not antisemitism on the left. It is antisemitism on the right."
Governor Abbott's recent appointments to SCOTX did not come from the bench.
A new book provides an inside look to the Florida Special Counsel investigation.
"It is, quite simply, the most thorough, useful, and readable guide to our fundamental law available today.
An intern and a law clerk used generative AI, and the judges didn't catch the hallucinations.
Justice Kagan acknowledged an unspoken truth in standing law: it is easier for blue litigants to have standing than for red litigants.
The Court will likely find standing in Bost to avoid the "nightmare scenario" of cancelling votes after they are cast.
Judges would find the law, rather than mechanically following every word that appears in a published opinion.
In Bost, Paul Clement engaged in negotiations with the Justices about the proper standing rule.
A very timely citation on the "Calling forth the Militia" Clause
Several justices seem ready to import the congruence and proportionality test to the 15th Amendment.
High School students will moot whether the United Colonies should declare independence from Great Britain.
In 2005, the Office of Legal Counsel said this issue was unsettled. But a brief in the Alina Habba litigation takes a firm position.
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