Justice Gorsuch twice referenced Justice Harlan's constitutional law lecture on Wong Kim Ark.
I suspect many lawyers use AI, but now they will be even more hesitant to admit it.
After Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine, a claim for a purely "aesthetic injury" should fail.
The executive branch sacrificed its power to the Supreme Court, yet gained virtually nothing.
The 8-1 case was argued on October 7, and decided on March 31.
"A Conversation with Matthew J. Kacsmaryk and James C. Ho"
Richard Re poses thought provoking questions about a Scalia counterfactual on Earth 2.0.
The Blaine Amendments purported to do exactly what Town of Greece rejected: permit "generic" expressions of religion but not expressions of specific religious beliefs.
Never wait until it is too late.
The 2000 and 2020 elections are still on the Justices' minds.
After the Supreme Court grants an emergency stay, the plaintiffs dismiss the case with prejudice.
The top four teams announce to the championship round at the National Archives.
A wide-ranging interview between the Chief Justice and Judge Rosenthal at the Baker Institute.
Roberts suspects that if he was confirmed to the D.C. Circuit at the age of 37, he probably "wouldn't have ended up" as Chief Justice.
Justice Blackmun echoed the Population Bomb's concerns about "population growth," and Ehrlich thought Roe supported "compulsory abortion."
"As Judge Kenneth K. Lee wisely warned, judges of the inferior courts should 'not be seduced by the temptation of judicial resistance,' lest they inch towards an inferior 'imperial judiciary.'"
Why is it worse to use problematic language to describe something than to acknowledge that thing is actually problematic?
"Is a holiday-themed community footrace 'recreation'?"
30 members of the Ninth Circuit write to disagree.
Why can lower courts issue unexplained rulings on the emergency docket, but not SCOTUS?
The Biden Administration also announced a new COVID-era policy, halting the enforcement of the "initial in-person visit requirement."
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