Category: the wages of Alito
Fred Hiatt is the editorial page editor of The Washington Post. The Washington Post sums up the sharp rightward turn made inevitable by the judicial nominees whose confirmation they endorsed: “t
Marty Lederman identifies the two crucial pieces of data from the first full term of the Roberts Court. The first is that “the Chief Justice voted for the more conservative result (by most obser
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, frankly I hav
Some initial observations based on a first reading of the Court’s opinion striking down voluntary school integration programs in Louisville and Seattle: Nothing in the text of the Constitution c
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