John Oliver Spends More Time Explaining The Shadow Docket Than Supreme Court Does On Its Rulings
Last Week Tonight's main story delves into the shadows.
Last Week Tonight's main story delves into the shadows.
A Truth Social screed demanding loyalty from his Supreme Court appointees is a dark window into how this president understands government.
LexisNexis sat down with John Ursin, Managing Partner at Schenck Price, to learn how the firm is using legal AI to strengthen client service and daily legal work.
Artificial intelligence rejected in favor of the time-tested method of 'trust us.'
A Supreme Court justice and hundreds from the government and press took on D.C.’s Capital Challenge road race.
Meh, I guess that isn't actually surprising.
How dare you think that rewriting election laws and granting the president absolute immunity makes the Supreme Court political!
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KBJ's style is designed to frustrate arrogant, foolish men. Apropos of nothing, Sam Alito is very frustrated.
He's had an awful lot of years to make his mark.
The justice makes a plea for confidence while acknowledging the Supreme Court's growing transparency problems.
The Court just gutted the Voting Rights Act And Trump wants Hakeem Jeffries to apologize for noticing.
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This election law expert says the VRA is hanging on by a thread thanks to years of hits from the Roberts Court.
Could use some clarity, SCOTUS!
And is Alito really going to retire?
Storytime, sponsored by SCOTUS.
But Alito's clerk hiring isn't particularly dispositive.