Conclusion To Series On Rights - emptywheelGreene critiques the courts for prioritizing rules over rights, advocating for a holistic approach to rights claims in judicial decisions.
The Immunity Brief: How We Got Here, Where We're Going - emptywheelJudicial proceedings will prioritize legal issues over electoral considerations, as emphasized by Judge Chutkan.
Texas' Controversial Immigration Law Would Be a Train Wreck-and Not Just for ImmigrantsState-level immigration enforcement laws like Texas' S.B. 4 are contentious and face legal challenges, inspired by past unsuccessful attempts.
The left and their scare tactics aren't fooling the Supreme CourtDemocrats target Justice Alito over his wife flying flags, trying to influence SCOTUS cases for Biden's benefit.
Things Are Upside Down at SCOTUS, and It's Not Just the Flag on Alito's Lawn.Intra-suburban conflict involving Justice Alito's wife reflects on SCOTUS legitimacy and potential ethics concerns.
The left and their scare tactics aren't fooling the Supreme CourtDemocrats target Justice Alito over his wife flying flags, trying to influence SCOTUS cases for Biden's benefit.
Things Are Upside Down at SCOTUS, and It's Not Just the Flag on Alito's Lawn.Intra-suburban conflict involving Justice Alito's wife reflects on SCOTUS legitimacy and potential ethics concerns.
O.J.'s Lawyer Stops Playing Tough With The Goldmans - See AlsoSCOTUS to hear arguments on Oregon's law soon.
Is SCOTUS making it harder to teach constitutional law? Profs 'depleted' and taken aback by 'velocity' of changeSCOTUS using originalism to overturn precedentConstitutional law professors feeling depleted by rapid changes
O.J.'s Lawyer Stops Playing Tough With The Goldmans - See AlsoSCOTUS to hear arguments on Oregon's law soon.
Is SCOTUS making it harder to teach constitutional law? Profs 'depleted' and taken aback by 'velocity' of changeSCOTUS using originalism to overturn precedentConstitutional law professors feeling depleted by rapid changes
SCOTUS Lines Up Behind Trump's Defensive Strategy - emptywheelRepublicans on SCOTUS aligning with Trump in legal cases.Majority decision in Colorado ballot case favors Trump.
Defendant acquitted by reason of insanity can't be retried, despite inconsistency, SCOTUS rules in Jackson opinionDefendant acquitted by reason of insanity can't be retried, even if inconsistent verdictSCOTUS ruled that the jury's acquittal in such cases constitutes double jeopardy.