Supreme Court
From Baum, Matthew, Bryce Dietrich, Rebecca Goldstein, and Maya Sen. “Sensitive Questions, Spillover Effects, and Asking About Citizenship on the U.S. Census.” The Journal of Politics, forthcoming. https://tinyurl.com/y9ujktgb It's common.
Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images I suppose it's fitting that Donald Trump, a lawless president, would saddle the country with a lawless Supreme Court. This isn't merely a matter of.
As a follow up to my initial response to the question of whether the progressive agenda is exhausted, I have a longer piece up about the major issues progressives are.
Roe v. Wade turns 40 today. This seems like a good opportunity to address some of the false things that are routinely said about it: Roe is unpopular. This is.
If Clarence Thomas were a Democrat, it's not too difficult to imagine that this would result in a Congressional inquiry. Combined with the involvement of Virginia Thomas in Liberty Central,.
Atypically for something written by John Yoo, I actually agree with much of the first part of his Clarence Thomas apologia. Thomas is the most principled conservative on the Court,.
I'm a few days behind on my weekly rundown of Adam Liptak's Sidebar column. I blame law school (I know what you're going to say. I know I'm a third.
This online database of papers from the Blackmun files looks like an immensely valuable resources for scholars and watchers of the Court.