Amy Coney Barrett Then: ‘Read The Opinion!’ ACB Now: Inappropriate To Expect Supreme Court To Explain Decisions
Turns out accountability was always something for other people.
Turns out accountability was always something for other people.
Justice Amy Coney Barrett details the real-life consequences of threats against judges, and why the high court wants more money to protect judges.
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If the President really is the entire executive branch, then he can't be on both sides of the 'v.'
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The firm promised partners it would stay out of Trump's E. Jean Carroll fight... that's not exactly how it turned out.
Bold strategy Cotton, let's see if it pays off for 'em.
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.
But Sam Alito still has a job.
Prediction markets let anyone with a phone wager on Supreme Court outcomes -- including, theoretically, the people who decide them. A new letter to the Chief Justice asks him to get ahead of the next ethics problem before it becomes a scandal.
You'd think they'd try a little harder to get it right.
If Congress cares about its authority, then Congress should stand up for itself.
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On the other hand, the retired justice thinks declining public confidence could become a long-term problem for the judiciary.
New polling shows nearly half of Republicans agree the Court needs stronger controls and the institution has no one to blame but itself.
The Supreme Court's birthright decision included an idiosyncratic dissent from Neil Gorsuch.
And a farewell look back as co-host Chris Williams departs the show.
Time is weird.