Mirabelli Offers a Beautiful Vision of the Emergency Docket Justices Barrett and Kavanaugh, as well as the Chief Justice, are on the same page. Reason · Mar 3
Counting The Votes In Mirabelli v. Bonta We only know how Justice Gorsuch voted because Justice Kagan told us he was in the majority. Reason · Mar 3
Justice Scalia Did Not Read The New York Times; Justice Barrett Does It is very useful to know where a Justice gets her news from. Reason · Mar 2
The Saving Construction in NFIB and the Anti-Saving Construction in Learning Resources Six justices found that the best reading of statute supports the government, but only three applied the major question doctrine. Why wasn't this a reversal? Reason · Feb 24
Justice Gorsuch's Campy Concurrence Justice Gorsuch takes us on visit of Camp Barrett, Camp Kagan, Camp Kavanaugh, and Camp Thomas. Reason · Feb 23
Annotating President Trump's Press Conference About The Tariffs Ruling Much has been written about President Trump's press conference in the wake of Learning Resources. The Wall Street Journal Editorial… The post Annotating President Trump's Press Conference About The Tariffs Ruling appeared first on Reason.com. Reason · Feb 22
An Edited Version Of Learning Resources I've finished reading the entire tariff decision, and editing it down for the Barnett/Blackman casebook. Reason · Feb 22
S. Ct.'s Tariff Opinion Now Available Read it here. I'm just starting it. From the syllabus (which is not a part of the Court's opinion, but… The post S. Ct.'s Tariff Opinion Now Available appeared first on Reason.com. Reason · Feb 20
Rumblings About Callais The Supreme Court heard oral argument in Louisiana v. Callais back on October 15. At the time, there was a… The post Rumblings About Callais appeared first on Reason.com. Reason · Feb 12
The Presumption of Regularity Returns to SCOTUS Trump Firing Lisa Cook, Jack Smith Indicting Donald Trump. Reason · Jan 23
‘Misleading’ claims used to advertise weight-loss supplements, watchdog finds Which? said it found evidence of Amazon, eBay, Holland & Barrett, Superdrug and Temu, among others, making ‘outlandish claims’ about the supplements. Evening Standard · Jan 22
The Independent UK · Jan 22 Warning over ‘outlandish claims’ in misleading weight-loss supplement adverts Products are not allowed to claim that they can have the same effects as prescription medicines, such as weight-loss jabs
Reason · Jan 21 Taking Judicial Notice Of "Very Elite" Economic Predictions Can the Court base its ruling in Cook on predictions of a recession?
Reason · Jan 21 Wolford Teases Out The Relationship Between The First and Second Amendments The Chief Justice, of all people, compares carrying firearms on private property to a pamphleteer knocking on a door.
Reason · Jan 19 Three Flawed Opinions In Bost v. Illinois State Board of Elections The majority and dissent’s understanding of standing turned on their visions of democracy. The concurrence does not fare much better.
Reason · Jan 16 When a Justice Shares The Name With The Party Justice Barrett did not write Barrett v. United States, but other Justices wrote the majority opinion who shared a name with a party.
Reason · Jan 16 Hecox May Still Hide In Justice Kennedy's Shadow There is nothing originalist about Footnote Four, animus, and suspect classes. Let it go already.
Reason · Jan 12 Justice Barrett, Trump v. Slaughter, and Presidential Removal Power from 1989 to 2009 Presidential non-acquiescence in Humphrey's Executor from 1989 to 2009.
International Business Times UK · Jan 7 New Plastic Surgery Trend Uses Cadaver Fats as Fillers: What Is alloClae and Is It Safe? There is a new trend going around the plastic surgery community with doctors using cadaver fat as fillers, it's called alloClae, but what exactly is it, and is it safe? Here's everything we know about it.
Reason · Jan 4 Revisiting A.A.R.P. v. Trump In Light Of United States v. Maduro The United States military is like a Denny's.
Reason · Dec 30, 2025 Is the President Subject to the Posse Comitatus Act? An issue left unresolved in Trump v. Illinois.
Reason · Dec 29, 2025 "From Plaintiff's Astonishingly Verbose Complaint, … the Court Was Able to Extract the Following Relevant Facts": A short excerpt from Chief Judge Sara Lioi's long opinion Tuesday in Deters v. Barrett (S.D. Ohio); the plaintiff… The post "From Plaintiff's Astonishingly Verbose Complaint, … the Court Was Able to Extract the Following Relevant Facts": appeared first on Reason.com.