A Definitive Look At The New OAs Led By KBJ
How much does control over oral arguments matter?
Justice Brown Jackson Won’t Shift The Court, But Will She Shake Up The Liberals?
A look at 33 published appeals decisions from cases where Brown Jackson was the district court judge below.
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Many SCOTUS Friends With Ideological Interests In OT 2021
This term showcased the ideological divide between amici on the left and on the right.
What Will The Roberts Court’s Most Lasting Legacy Be?
A strong argument can be made that the most lasting legacy will be pushing policy in the direction of protecting conservative religious liberty interests.
The New Clerks In Town
Who will fill the justices' seats?
Guess Which Justice Is Taking The Most Important Cases
And other details from last term.
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Supreme Workhorses: The Justices’ Relative Workloads Over The Past 5 Terms
Which justices write most frequently, and which write the longest opinions?
Elites At Cert
A closer look at elite attorneys’ current success at the Supreme Court cert level, from the beginning of 2018 until the present.
The Last Six Years Of Oral Arguments In The Supreme Court
Which lawyers have the greatest chance to appear before the justices?
Does The Supreme Court React To Congressional Preferences?
The relationship between ideological distance and decision-making.
Filevine’s New Legal AI Platform LOIS Turns AI Into A True Legal Coworker
Legal work isn’t slowing down, and the firms that win won’t be the ones working harder — they’ll be the ones working smarter.
Supreme Court Arguments: A Week 1 Quantitative Recap
Additional context to help understand the justices’ engagement in oral argument, and how they may vote on the merits.
How Well-Written Are Granted Cert Petitions?
So far the Court has granted 26 cases on cert for the upcoming term. Here, we look at these cert petitions based on different measures of writing quality.
Ninth Circuit Trends In Certifying State Law Questions
With the Supreme Court highlighting the helpfulness of using state court certification procedures, the number of certified state law issues is only likely to increase.
The Supreme Court ‘Shadow Docket’ In The 2020 Term
What the numbers say about cases where a justice authored an opinion related to an order.
Citations To Briefs In Oral Arguments And Opinions
Briefs are the most important component of presenting a Supreme Court case. How are the justices using them?