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.
Marcus, as well as Noah Feldman, hold Justice Kavanaugh in very low regard.
The Center for Reproductive Rights confirms that Braid knowingly violated the law.
"Both of petitioners' alternatives would still require the Court reject the viability rule, which is 'the most central principle' of Roe and Casey.'"
Felipe N. Gomez v. Dr. Alan Braid
Oscar Stilley v. Alan Braid, MD
"The Unresolved Threshold Issues in the Emoluments Clauses Litigation: The President Has Three Bodies and There Is No Cause of Action for Ultra Vires Conduct"
Denniston: "In short, some more rigorous self-examination may be in order among the Justices of their own role in adding to the reputation of a Court that may have grown too political for its own good."
He challenged Justice Barrett to "give a single instance where the conservative justices on the court took positions that were at odds with the views of the Republican Party."
Measuring whether the arguments are unexpected, and whether the signatories are unexpected.
He performed an abortion in Texas after six weeks to set up a test case.
"I don't do a lot of hand wringing in my opinions and tell people 'Oh, I'm really sad.' That's not the role of a judge. I mean, you do your job and you go cry alone."
A constitutional throwback to 2013.
Judge Luttig, as well as Carter Phillips, were affected by gun violence.
I have yet to see any actual quotation that expressed this sentiment.
An argument from Lawrence recurs in Dobbs.
Justice Scalia would have written one helluva dissent.
"I have yet to find any historical precedent for such an invasive regulation of workers nationwide."
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