Justice Breyer may have abandoned attempts to moderate, and resigned himself to dissent.
NAACP v. Alabama and Janus v. AFSCME
The last in-person oral argument was on March 4, 2020, in June Medical Services v. Gee.
Brown v. EMA
The Assembly Speaker said the "temporary emergency powers were granted as New York was devastated by a virus we knew nothing about. Now it is time for our government to return to regular order."
United States v. Stevens
In September, candidate-Biden tweeted that he would not support the Trump Administration's position before the Supreme Court
"This outcome is clearly dictated by this Court’s decision in South Bay United Pentecostal Church v. Newsom."
I see three ways to limit emergency powers ex ante.
"The federal government’s Article I power to regulate interstate commerce and enact laws necessary and proper to that end does not include the power to impose the challenged eviction moratorium."
The ability to hand down opinions virtually has given the Court more flexibility.
Miller v. California and Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition
I support Judge Garland's swift confirmation, but will flag three DOJ policies he should maintain.
Court grants cases that will become moot, denies review in host of election cases, denies stay in tax-return cases, and slaps down Stormy Daniels's anti-SLAPP suit.
Ward v. Rock Against Racism and Stanley v. George & Fee Simple, Life Estate, and Remainders
Maintaining preparedness for cold weather is expensive. Southern states, generally, can reasonably avoid those costs.
The former Second Circuit Obama appointee, who retired during the Trump Presidency, said he "had some role in the appointment of [his] successor."
Penn Central, Loretto v. Teleprompter Manhattan CATV Corporation, and Gruen v. Gruen
Judge Tatel has announced that he will take senior status.
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