Severability
Cheerleaders and Property Owners Prevail in the Supreme Court (Updated)
Today produced one of the Supreme Court term's few true conservative-liberal splits, and showed additional signs of a generational divide on criminal law.
Today's Interesting SCOTUS Line-Ups and What They Do (or Don't) Reveal
The Supreme Court gave us one unanimous opinion and two messes, one larger than the other.
Three Years of Commentary on California v. Texas
An index of my writings on what may be the last major Obamacare case to get to the Supreme Court.
Would Justice Alito Have Struck Down the GOP Obamacare Replacement?
The logic of Justice Alito's California v. Texas dissent would apply equally to the Affordable Care Act replacement Republicans tried to pass.
Three Years Worth of Blogging on California v. Texas
A handy index of my writing on this improbable ACA challenge.
My Washington Post Op Ed on Today's Supreme Court Obamacare Decision
The article explains the Court's ruling, and why the plaintiff states deserved to lose on the main issue.
Preliminary Thoughts on California v. Texas
The Supreme Court ruled the right way, but arguably for the wrong reason.
"Retroactive" Liability after Barr v. AAPC
Judge Stephanos Bibas "does not see how" he can follow the plurality opinion
