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The People Had Their Say

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On December 2, 2016

Remember when the Republican Senate shredded the only norm—luck of timing—that stands between the Supreme Court's standing as an institution and the implications of its complete politicization? Here are some.

Previewing the Next Term

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On June 28, 2016
I am no Supreme Court expert, but this preview of the next term looks promising, primarily because of what the Court is not going to hear. First and most importantly to me, the Court refused to rehear Friedrichs, meaning that the anti-public union fanatics have...

Scalia Dead

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On February 13, 2016

Scalia is dead. Associate Justice Antonin Scalia was found dead of apparent natural causes Saturday on a luxury resort in West Texas, federal officials said. Scalia, 79, was a guest.

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The New Gilded Age Court

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On January 25, 2016
Above: Chief Justice John Roberts Allow me to expand on Scott's point from earlier about the Supreme Court becoming the postbellum Democratic Party incarnate. I'd say it is further than that. The current Supreme Court is the recreation of the Gilded Age courts. The same...

Labor Picketing

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On June 24, 2015

This opinion piece by Catherine Fisk and Edwin Chemerinsky is quite interesting. Did the Supreme Court accidentally set a precedent to eliminate bans on labor picketing? Reed v. Town of.

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