Chief Justice Roberts Tried To Save The Credibility Of The Judiciary, But Some Judges Just Want To Watch The World Burn
The Northern District of Texas decides to ignore the new federal judicial rules because YOLO.
The Northern District of Texas decides to ignore the new federal judicial rules because YOLO.
Even-keeled professionalism may pay off over time, but being a mercurial lunatic always pays off now.
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The Chief Justice accidentally admits the fragility of the rule of law in 2024.
His numbers are less than inspiring.
The Chief's federal judiciary's year-end report may as well have been generated by ChatGPT.
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He's facing up to five years in prison.
The bar is so low for everyone who isn't at the top.
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Supreme Court justice shows that it's really not that hard to be ethical.
The Chief Justice really wants you to stop asking him about ethics.
The Supreme Court has been about as transparent about their ethics as Enron was about their trading losses.
Love the energy, but this isn't a big deal.
To borrow from Supreme Court history, 'John Roberts has made his decision; now let him figure out how to pay for it!'