Stat Of The Week: SCOTUS ‘Loyalty Effect’
SCOTUS justices more frequently vote for the government’s side when the president who appointed them is in office.
SCOTUS justices more frequently vote for the government’s side when the president who appointed them is in office.
How political are federal judges? Pretty darn political, according to a new book (co-authored by a noted federal judge).
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If I were a Republican on the court, I wouldn’t think twice about this if I thought the law was unconstitutional. I don’t think they’re going to take some giant hit on it. — Professor Lee Epstein of Northwestern, commenting to the New York Times on how a Republican-appointed Supreme Court justice might rule on […]