Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Clear-Eyed Solo Dissent Explains the Supreme Court’s Voting Assault
Given that the Constitution gives the president no authority over election processing, no lower court could stomach the EO’s illegality.
Given that the Constitution gives the president no authority over election processing, no lower court could stomach the EO’s illegality.
Only time will tell at this point.
This case appears likely to make it all the way to the Supreme Court.
It's in the Constitution, not one place, but two places.
Clarence Thomas is the worst offender here.
In “Dear (Juris)Prudence,” we share your questions and Mark and Dahlia’s answers.
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Last week, President Donald Trump continued his defiant stance against the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship decision from earlier this summer.
These things are simply way too long.
In rejecting the claims of the LGBTQ+ community, the court is beginning to dismantle the sex-discrimination law through which Americans…