The Supreme Court After The 2024 Election The more things change, the more things stay the same. Reason · Nov 8, 2024
The WSJ Story About Future Trump Judicial Nominees The Wall Street Journal published an article titled, "Trump Loyalists Push for a Combative Slate of New Judges." The first… The post The WSJ Story About Future Trump Judicial Nominees appeared first on Reason.com. Reason · Oct 15, 2024
Business and the Roberts Court Revisited An examination of how Donald Trump's appointments to the Supreme Court have affected business interests. Reason · Oct 11, 2024
NY Times Big Reveals On Deliberations In Three Trump Cases How did Roberts come to write Trump v. Anderson, Fischer v. United States, and Trump v. United States? Reason · Sep 15, 2024
Severability on the Shadow Docket: SCOTUS Splits 5-4 On Whether Entirety of Title IX Regulations Must Be Enjoined Justice Gorsuch joins the three dissenters on severability. What about Justices Thomas and Barrett? Reason · Aug 17, 2024
Turning The Corner Post On Vacatur Also, Judges Kacsmaryk and Ho seem vindicated on the statute of limitations to challenge mifepristone. Reason · Aug 15, 2024
Supreme Court Briefs Filed By Attorney General Kamala Harris Knowing all that we know, I struggle to see how putting Harris in the White House would "save conservatism." Reason · Aug 11, 2024
Justice Gorsuch Explains What Collegiality Means Does it mean going to the opera together, or a willingness to be persuaded? Reason · Aug 4, 2024
Some Highlights From Justice Gorsuch's WSJ Interview Justice Gorsuch likes the new oral argument format and he writes his own opinions. Reason · Aug 4, 2024
The Behind the Scenes Wrangling in the Idaho Abortion Case Joan Biskupic reports that the justices were initially inclined to back Idaho in the EMTALA case, until they realized the case was messier than they had thought. Reason · Jul 29, 2024
Atlas Roofing Shrugged Another Burger Court precedent is about to be “abandoned” or “overruled” like Roe, Lemon, Chevron, Abood, and Bakke. Reason · Jul 22, 2024
I Get By With A Little Help From My Friends Justice Gorsuch's majority opinion in Grants Pass leaned heavily on cert-stage and merit-stage amicus briefs from progressive jurisdictions. Reason · Jul 9, 2024
Trump v. United States Recognizes That Prosecuting The President Poses More Risks Than Suing The President Defenders of the Mueller investigation routinely argued that the threat of civil enforcement was worse than a federal prosecution. Reason · Jul 4, 2024
On The Loper Bright Side For Immigration Lawyers How will the Board of Immigration Appeals operate in a world without Chevron? Reason · Jul 3, 2024
Reason · Jul 2, 2024 Justices Thomas and Gorsuch Argue Court Should Review Scope of 47 U.S.C. § 230 Immunity But, at least in this case, this view didn't get the four votes necessary to grant review.
Reason · Jul 2, 2024 Did Justice Alito Lose The Majority Opinions In Trevino and NetChoice? Alito had only four majority opinions this term, while Roberts, Thomas, Sotomayor, and Kagan all had seven.
The Guardian - US · Jul 1, 2024 US supreme court decisions: the biggest cases this term and their outcomes The court has wrapped up its term, issuing a string of blockbuster decisions with the conservative supermajority in the driver’s seat
Reason · Jun 30, 2024 The Stare Decisis Analyses in Dobbs and Loper Bright. Ending the Epicycles of Chevron.
Reason · Jun 28, 2024 What Is The Standard For A Stay? Moyle v. U.S. or Ohio v. EPA? Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.
Reason · Jun 28, 2024 Understanding Chevron's Death Today the Supreme Court ruled, 6-3*, to overrule the doctrine of "Chevron" deference to agencies in Loper Bright Enterprises, consolidated with Relentless Inc. The bottom line should be unsurprising to anybody who had been following the arguments or the Court's treatment of Chevron over the past decade. The only thing…
Reason · Jun 28, 2024 Final Predictions For the Final 3 Cases Monday, Monday, Monday! Trump, NetChoice, Corner Post!
Reason · Jun 27, 2024 SEC v. Jarkesy: A Win for the Separation of Powers and the Right to Civil Jury Trial The Supreme Court held today that the Seventh Amendment right to a civil jury trial in fraud cases was violated when an administrative law judge of the S.E.C. decided the case.
Reason · Jun 27, 2024 SCOTUS Stays Enforcement of EPA's "Good Neighbor" Air Pollution Rule (Updated) In a 5-4 decision, the male justices side with the state and industry challengers and the female justices side with the Environmental Protection Agency
Reason · Jun 27, 2024 Justices Alito, Thomas, and Gorsuch Dissent On An "Emotional and Highly Politicized" Case And they charge that Justices Barrett and Kavanaugh "lost the will" to decide the case.
Reason · Jun 26, 2024 A Blue June? June 2022 was one victory after another for conservatives. June 2024 seems just the opposite.