Neil Gorsuch Says He Trusts Sonia Sotomayor’s Motives, Even If He Rejects Her Legal Views
Gorsuch says his friendship with Sotomayor proves profound disagreement doesn't require personal animosity.
Gorsuch says his friendship with Sotomayor proves profound disagreement doesn't require personal animosity.
The Supreme Court's birthright decision included an idiosyncratic dissent from Neil Gorsuch.
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Using Dershowitz's failed CNN defamation suit as their vehicle, the justices once again called for overturning New York Times v. Sullivan.
A Truth Social screed demanding loyalty from his Supreme Court appointees is a dark window into how this president understands government.
The justice makes a plea for confidence while acknowledging the Supreme Court's growing transparency problems.
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A literal episode of Drunk History.
John Roberts traded his credibility so Donald Trump could hold press conferences calling the Chief 'very unpatriotic and disloyal to our Constitution.'
He wants to bring more 'civic education' to America's children.
The legendary comic strip made it into the Supreme Court record.
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Justice Jackson reads textualism for filth.
No mere ethics code can bind Neil!
He's full on delusional about the current Court.
How hard is it to run a research query?
I wonder how many circuit judges had slave-owning ancestors.