The Kavanaugh Concurrence When He Swings Left I'm holding my breath on his predictions in Allen and Brackeen. Reason · Jun 19, 2023
From Windsor to Brackeen Scalia was right: "The only thing that will 'confine' the Court's holding is its sense of what it can get away with." Reason · Jun 18, 2023
Professor Barrett Flunks Brackeen's Lawyers Justice Thomas would place the burden on the government, and follow a presumption of liberty. Reason · Jun 17, 2023
SCOTUS Covers The Waterfront On The Lake Of Torches He coulda been a contender. Reason · Jun 16, 2023
All the Starfield companions and crewmates we've seen so far Bethesda has said you won't be short for help on this ship; here's who you can recruit to the crew. PC Gamer · Jun 12, 2023
SCOTUS is helping polluters Brett Kavanaugh broke from the conservative majority to warn about helping businesses pollute the water Salon · May 27, 2023
Another Voting Paradox Case (Pork Division) The California Pork case (NPCC v. Ross) is another example of a case whose outcome conflicts with the doctrines adopted by the Court itself in its opinions. Reason · May 16, 2023
The Knicks’ Playoff Exit Answers Important Questions About New York’s Future With the right offseason moves, the Knicks could cultivate a more playoff-ready offense. Sports Illustrated · May 13, 2023
How Did Justice Gorsuch Lose A Majority In National Pork Producers? Thomas assigned the majority to Justice Gorsuch, but he couldn't hold five all the way. Reason · May 12, 2023
SCOTUS Chooses California Over Pork Producers and Bacon Consumers (and Issues Four Other Opinions Too) The Supreme Court issues five merits opinions, but there are still forty more waiting. Reason · May 11, 2023
Some Levity On A Technical Oral Argument Day Today, the Harlan Institute and Ashbrook hosted the championship round for our virtual Supreme Court competition. Every year, we fly the top two teams and their coaches, to Washington, D.C. These high schoolers had a jam packed day. In the morning, we attended oral argument at the Supreme Court. For… Reason · Apr 25, 2023
Chief Justice Roberts's Assignment Dilemma If Justices Thomas and Alito are dissent, and Justices Kavanaugh and Barrett vote with the progressives, the Chief may join the majority to avoid having Justice Sotomayor make the assignment. Reason · Apr 21, 2023
Kavanaugh v. Gorsuch—The Return Today's opinions are a requel to prior splits among the most recent Republican appointees to the Supreme Court. Reason · Apr 19, 2023
Roberts rankled colleagues as his hold on Supreme Court slipped, book says A new book details how Chief Justice John Roberts lost control of an increasingly conservative U.S. Supreme Court as it moved to overturn the constitutional right to abortion last year. Tribune News Service · Apr 4, 2023
Reason · Mar 1, 2023 Making Sense Of The Votes In Bittner v. United States Why did Justices Kagan and Sotomayor, but not Justice Jackson, join Justice Barrett's dissent?
Reason · Feb 28, 2023 An Unusual Supreme Court Split in Bittner v. United States The Bank Secrecy Act divides the justices in an unusual way, and Justice Barrett authors her fourth opinion in an argued case.
Reason · Feb 24, 2023 Justice Sotomayor: Summary Reversal on the "Shadow Docket" Caused A "Significant Change" In Federal Law Justice Barrett countered that the SumRev "did not change the content of federal law."
Reason · Feb 23, 2023 Justice Barrett's Delightfully Nerdy Opinion in Bartenwerfer v. Buckley The former professor's opinion reads like an impromptu lecture.
Chronicle Live · Feb 12, 2023 Hebburn family 'at breaking point' as autistic son is caught in the middle of row over 'unusable' garden Dad Anthony Dixon claims the tot's outdoor toys are out of bounds in the 'dangerous' back garden 'constantly flooded with horrible dirty muddy water'
Tribune News Service · Jan 16, 2023 Mayo Clinic Healthcare expert explains why reflux disease isn't 'just' heartburn LONDON — Gastroesophageal reflux disease is one of the most common digestive disorders in the world. It happens when acid comes up from the stomach into the esophagus: The stomach can resist acid but the esophagus is less acid-resistant. James East, M.D., a gastroenterologist at Mayo Clinic Healthcare in London,…
Reason · Dec 6, 2022 Prof. Michael McConnell (Stanford) on 303 Creative (the Web Site Designer / Same-Sex Wedding Case) Prof. McConnell is one of the top First Amendment law scholars in the country, and I was delighted that he passed along this item: Much of the commentary on today's argument in 303 Creative starts from the premise that the case pits free speech (or maybe religious freedom) against LGBTQ…
Reason · Dec 3, 2022 Predicting a Fragmented Vote in United States v. Texas I don't think there will be a five vote bloc on standing or the remedy.
Manchester Evening News · Dec 3, 2022 Hollyoaks star Kelly Condron on how son, 12, was diagnosed with rare condition that left him 'unable to eat' Actress Kelly Condron's son George has had twelve hospital procedures
Reason · Dec 3, 2022 Let's Not Set Aside The Scholarly Debate About Vacatur Sam Bray and John Harrison have moved an argument about equity from "off-the-wall" to "on-the-wall"
Reason · Dec 3, 2022 Article I, Article II, and Article III in United States v. Texas The power of the purse, prosecutorial discretion, and jurisdiction, are all implicated.