The Latest Breaking News from Barrett

Rahimi, Meenie, Miney, Mo

Will Garland v. Range be the way to go?

Reason · Nov 9, 2023

New Article: The General Law Right to Bear Arms

with implications for the pending Supreme Court case of United States v. Rahimi

Reason · Oct 31, 2023

Is It Unamicable to Reject the Argument of a Friendly Amicus Brief?

The Solicitor General rejects an academic argument offered in defense of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Reason · Oct 4, 2023

Justice Barrett's Shadow Docket Policy: Do The Opposite Of Whatever The Fifth Circuit Did (Updated)

Forget Doe v. Mills. Justice Barrett will grant relief on the shadow docket when the Fifth Circuit steps out of line.

Reason · Aug 9, 2023

Starfield: List of companions, followers, and romance options

Starfield, like the Bethesda Game Studios titles before it, has a long list of characters that can act as companions and even romantic partners.

Windows Central · Aug 3, 2023

Major Questions Or Lax Parents?

Would you let a babysitter take your kids on a two-day road trip to an amusement park without express authorization?

Reason · Jul 28, 2023

Conservatives Should Not Be Surprised By Justice Barrett's Cautious Approach

Barrett was added to the SCOTUS short-list only seventeen days after she was confirmed to the Seventh Circuit.

Reason · Jul 20, 2023

Notes on "The Restrained Roberts Court"

Contrary to popular perception, the current Supreme Court overturns precedent and declares laws to be unconstitutional less often than its predecessors did.

Reason · Jul 17, 2023

Congratulations to Brady Kelly, the Chief Justice of FantasySCOTUS OT 2022

The October 2022 Term of FantasySCOTUS has come to a close. This term was one a bit of a letdown after last term, but still packed some punch. And FantasySCOTUS did quite well. In the aggregate, our crowd predicted 75% of the cases accurately, down from 81% last term. This…

Reason · Jul 13, 2023

The Major Questions Doctrine "Reflects a Deeply Held Impulse in Common Law Adjudication."

The idea that greater assertions of executive authority require greater support than ordinary acts is not a new one.

Reason · Jul 8, 2023