
Latest SCOTUS Leak Confirms It’s All About Manipulation
This Court leaks like a sieve.
This Court leaks like a sieve.
Examining Justice Alito's authorship of majority opinions in cases decided by a single vote where no liberal justice sat in the majority.
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How will I remain relevant if they don't reprimand me? :'(
* Mum's the word: They've been fighting for a ruling like the Alito leak for decades — why so quiet? [HuffPost] * Louisiana is going all in on criminalizing uteri. [FOX] * States consider laws that will make drunk drivers responsible for paying child support. Please just take an Uber home. [USA Today] * Colorado is setting itself up as a refuge for abortion access. [NPR] * A brilliant 19-year-old just achieved a JD. Not sure if no bar review made it harder or easier to do. [CBS]
Of freaking course.
Gay rights? Contraception? Interracial marriage? None of that is settled law anymore.
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Which do we care more about: the destruction of precedent or tradition?
* You’ve probably already heard about the Alito leak. How’s this impact NY? [NBC NY] * Not in New York and have the same questions? Got you covered. [Newsweek] * Covered A to Z: Amazon will reimburse travel expenses for its employees if they live in a state that restricted abortion access. [BBC] * Crimes like fraud don't pay... after the 15-year mark. [Smithsonian Mag] * Recent history: There may still be hope for reparations to be paid out for the 1921 Tulsa Race Riot. [CNN]
Goodbye reproductive freedom, we hardly knew ye.
There's some deeply worrying stuff in this dissent.
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This is a string of very, very troubling thoughts.
Trump's recent appointments weren't willing to burn constitutional law to the ground to help Trump and that rankles the older conservatives.
Here we go again with the retirement rumors.
If only the Supreme Court had ANY ETHICS RULES AT ALL.
This is the new normal.