Richard Cohen added 18,000 words on Black historians, but his contract was still cancelled.
Flynt gave Justice O'Connor a complimentary subscription to Hustler magazine. Her secretary asked Flynt to remove her subscription. Flynt replied, "I’ll take you off Hustler’s subscription list when you resign from the court.”
"But squint again at the story of Kavanaugh's rise, and a different picture might come into view: a credential-obsessed meritocrat who's spent his life sweatily striving for power without any grounding in conviction or principle."
There should be just enough time to give a 2.5 minute introduction for each of the 36 members.
"Judy has lived her life in the trenches of the regulatory state, giving everything she has to help government work wherever she has served."
The Court declined to enter a preliminary injunction, but set an expedited briefing schedule for a permanent injunction.
Faculty--especially untenured and adjunct members--will be pressured to join.
Will law review editors ask authors to remove citations to controversial sources?
It is a surreal experience to talk to a reporter who is pre-writing a Supreme Court Justice's obituary.
Opinions are unsigned, and members of the "minority" are unnumbered.
Roberts: "I wondered what standard your office applies in deciding when to take that step. Is it just that you think the position is wrong and you would have reached a different one?"
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Wiping out a Justice Jackson opinion may be too much to bear.
Curly will replace Marshal Pamela Talkin.
This case brought a takings challenge to Maryland's prohibition on bump stocks
From a legal perspective, the last three months have been pleasantly predictable.
The top 8 teams argued Torres v. Madrid.
Seth Barrett Tillman and I published in the Illinois Law Review's Symposium on President Biden's First 100 Days
Perhaps the Court can consolidate the New York Case with Young v. Hawaii
Justices Gorsuch, Thomas, and Barrett won't "endow the Executive Branch with maximum bureaucratic flexibility."
How do we emerge from a self-imposed state of exile?
There is (I think) only one more COVID-19 case on the docket.
We all know who would win that conflict.
No, that is not the real name of the case, but you get the idea.
Why did the Court rewrite the question presented in this Second Amendment case?
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