Month: June 2007
Nearly everything worth saying about this week's Parents Involved decision has probably already been covered in previous threads (and elsewhere), but I want to highlight one piece of relevant historical.
I have an article up in TAP about the affirmative action cases and "originalism." The cases make clear that for even justices who occasionally practice it rarely gets in the.
We've all heard the mantra "Elections Have Consequences" a lot this year. Maybe too much. But it's relied upon because it's true. Elections do have consequences. That's few places clearer.
Emily Bazelon has an amusing article asking liberal and moderate legal scholars who claimed that Roberts would not preside over a rightward shift on the Court on the basis of...well,.
Some further reading about today's Supreme Court decision striking down school desegregation programs in Seattle and Louisville:Echidne finds some applause for the decision and offers a critique.Mary Dudziak on the.
Via RH Reality Check: For the first time, a minor woman in Colorado has been denied judicial approval for an abortion. Colorado law, like that of many other states, require.
Well, one reason, anyway.Archpundit captured the following during the "Thirsty Thursday" ($3 for 32oz of Red Hook!) at the single-A Daytona Cubs-Clearwater Threshers tilt. The subject of discussion was one.