Morning Docket: 07.15.25 - Above the Law
Briefly

The Supreme Court's decision permits Trump to proceed with his plan to eliminate the Department of Education, raising concerns about the lack of judicial opinion on such a significant policy change. The government argues against the necessity of revealing its agency reorganization plans despite a previous court order mandating transparency, indicating inconsistencies in its rationale. Additionally, other developments include the Senate confirming a Sixth Circuit nominee and the administration appointing abortion advocates amid ongoing legal challenges.
The government's insistence on keeping agency reorganization plans confidential contrasts with the Supreme Court's previous requirement for transparency, raising questions about honesty in its legal rationale.
As the Department of Education faces potential elimination under Trump's plan, the Supreme Court's silent stance leaves legal interpretations and future educational policies in a precarious state.
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