Opinion Headlines
- Supreme Court. “More Marriage Muddle.” [Scalia has predicted events more accurately than has Roberts.] 10-7-14
- Supreme Court. “Overtime for Lawyers.” [The Supreme Court takes up the latest class-action gambit.] 10-8-2014
- Supreme Court. “Tort Blowout Preventer.” [An opportunity for the Supreme Court to clarify class-action law.] 10-24-14
- Supreme Court 9, Trial Bar 0. [“…blocking another trial-lawyer abuse of the law.”] 12-10-14
- Supreme Court. “Justice Ginsburg’s Religious Flip.” 1-21-15
- Supreme Court. “Disparate Scalia.” [A better response to the Justice on housing discrimination law.] 1-23-15
- Supreme Court. “’Ordinary Contract Principles.” [The Supreme Court blocks a wild legal pitch on retiree benefits.] 1-27-15
- Supreme Court. “Surprise at the Supreme Court.” [Justice Breyer pulls a fast one to rescue the EPS’s mercury rule.] 3-26-15
- Supreme Court. “Scenes from Gay Marriage.” [Scalia predicted the legal mess the Court will now try to settle.” 4-28-15
- Supreme Court. “Gunning for Capital Punishment.” [Opponents attempt a backdoor ban at the Supreme Court.] 5-1-15.
- Supreme Court. “Class Action Spring Cleaning.” [The Supreme Court has a chance to clean up a messy corner of the law.] 6-13-15
- Supreme Court. “Free Speech for Whom?” [The Supreme Court overturns ‘content’ speech regulation.] 6-19-15
- Supreme Court. “Raisin Owners in the Sun.” [The Supreme Court strikes a major blow for property rights.] 6-23-15
- Supreme Court. “The Political John Roberts.” [The Chief Justice again rewrites ObamaCare in order to save it.] 6-26-15
- Supreme Court. “Kennedy’s Racial Impact.” [The Supreme Court says Congress ratified a law with its silence.] 6-26-15
- Supreme Court. “Antonin Scalia Dissents.” […Obamacare…] 6-26-15
- Supreme Court. “A More Perfect Union.” [A triumph for gay rights but not for democracy.] [“…It is a triumph for the gay rights movement, but it would have been better for American politics and self-government had it been achieved by democratic means rather than judicial fiat…] 6-27-15
- Supreme Court. “Justice Kennedy’s Bitter Truth.” By William McGurn. [The same-sex marriage ruling will unleash the legal furies against those who disagree with it.] 6-30-15
- Supreme Court. “The Mercurial Court.” [The Supremes rebuke the EPA but decline to rein in its abuses.] 6-30-15
- Supreme Court. Constitutional ‘Chumps.’ [Another five Justice majority rewrites the Elections Clause.] 6-30-15
- Supreme Court. “The High Court’s Disunited State.” By Peggy Noonan. [As five justices declare a right to same-sex marriage, the other four dissent vigorously and ominously.] 7-3-15
- Supreme Court. “Better Luck Next Year.” [The Supreme Court gives itself a chance at two make-up calls.] 7-1-15
- Supreme Court. LTE. “Same-Sex Marriage, Democratic Laws and the Court.” 7-2-15
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court in an Interdependent World.” By Stephen Breyer. [A considerable number of cases require the justices to examine the law and practices of other nations.] 9-15-15
- Supreme Court. LTE. “Constitution Doesn’t Depend on Foreign Law.” 9-23-15
- Supreme Court. “Supreme Court Plaintiffs Play.” [The new term opens with a trial-lawyer bang.] 10-5-15
- Supreme Court. “Inventing Class Actions.” [The Supreme Court will decide if plaintiffs can sue without real injury.] 11-2-15
- Supreme Court. “Show Us Your Donors.” [The Supreme Court should hear a case on privacy for charities.] 11-5-15
- Supreme Court. “The High Court Gets Religion.” [The Obama DOJ pleaded with the court not to take the Little Sisters’ case.] 11-10-15
- Supreme Court. “The High Court Gets Religion.” [The Obama DOJ pleaded with the court not to take the Little Sisters’ case.] 11-10-15
- Supreme Court. “Breyer’s Preferences Ploy.” [The canny liberal Justice tries to save race-freighted admissions.] 12-11-2015
- Supreme Court. “Breyer’s Classy Decision.” [He upholds a precedent he dissented from to enforce the law.] 12-15-15
- Supreme Court. “The High Court Gets Religion.” [The Obama DOJ pleaded with the court not to take the Little Sisters’ case.] 11-10-15
- Supreme Court. “A first Amendment Do-Over.” [The Justices can correct a 39-year –old error on unions and free speech.] 1-11-16
- Supreme Court. “Democracy’s Legal Champion.” By Michael W. McConnell. [Scalia changed the way judges looked at text and law, and was the Supreme Court’s best writer ever.] 2-16-16
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court After Scalia.” [The stakes are do high because the left made the Court so political.] 2-16-16
- Supreme Court. “The Schumer Precedent.” 2-16-16
- Supreme Court. “Greatest Democratic Judicial Hits.” [What Republicans learned from Harry Reid and Barack Obama.] 2-20-16
- Supreme Court. LTE. “Because the Constitution Is What They Say.” 2-20-16
- Supreme Court. “The Court, Like the Country, Needs Balance.” By Peggy Noonan. [It would be wise for the president to change his mind on a nomination to replace Justice Scalia.] 2-20-16
- Supreme Court. “Republicans Should Want a Court Fight.” By William McGurn. [Ugly treatment of high court nominees is the fruit of a frustrated democracy.] 2-23-16
- Supreme Court. “Biden’s Supreme Court Advice.” [Look who said the Senate shouldn’t act on a nominee in an election year.] 2-23-16
- Supreme Court. LTE. “The Schumer Precedent and the Supreme Court.” 2-24-16
- Supreme Court. “Only Eight Justices? So What.” By Josh Blackman and Ilya Shapiro. [A Supreme Court vacancy doesn’t make the justice system grind to a halt. History shows that it merely delays rulings in a small number of cases.] 2-24-16
- Supreme Court. “The Scalia Seat: Let the People Speak.” By Ted Cruz. [The legal stakes are higher than ever, and historic precedent favors waiting for a new president.] 3-7-16
- Supreme Court. LTE. “President and Senate Should Do Their Jobs.” 3-11-16
- Supreme Court. “We Oppose Judge Garland’s Confirmation.” By Juanita Duggan. [He is a friend of big labor and regulators, not small businesses.] [Ms. Duggan is president and CEO of the National Federation of independent Business.] 3-17-16
- Supreme Court. “Obama’s Supreme Politics.” [How GOP Senators should handle Merrick Garland’s nomination.] 3-17-16
- Supreme Court. “Judge Garland’s Inconsistent Deference.” [He defers to a federal labor board when it helps unions.] 3-21-16
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s Eight Gun Salute.” [A unanimous rebuke to legal resistance to the right to bear arms.] 3-22-16.
- Supreme Court. LTE. “Obama, the Senate and the Supreme Court. 3-23-16
- Supreme Court. “Defusing the Supreme Court Fight.” By Michael W. McConnell. [Wait for a lame-duck vote. And get Hillary on the record now.] 3-25-16
- Supreme Court. “A Supreme Absence Is Felt.” [Robert’s rule of incrementalism loses a free-speech opportunity.] 3-30-16
- Supreme Court. “Supreme Court Water Fight.” [Even the liberal Justices seem skeptical of denying judicial review.] 4-4-16
- Supreme Court. “Justice Ginsburg Goes Originalist.” [An 8 – 0 Court plays it safe on voting rights; Justice Thomas avers.] 4-5-16
- Supreme Court. LTE. “Redistricting, Originalists and Democracy.” 4-11-16
- Supreme Court. “Obama’s Ahistorical Scolding About the Supreme Court.” By Betsy McCaughey and Michael B. Mukasey. [The Founders deliberately gave the Senate control over judicial nominees. Read the debate from 1787.] 4-11-16
- Supreme Court. “A Hollywood Hit-Job on Clarence Thomas.” By Stuart Taylor Jr. [I covered the confirmation hearings in 1991. HBO’s movie heavily edits history to favor Anita Hill.] 4-18-16
- Supreme Court. “Politics Is Not a Crime.” [If Rob McDonnell is guilty of corruption, then so is Hillary Clinton.] 4-27-16
- Supreme Court. LTE “HBO Borks Supreme Court Justice Thomas.” 4-28-16
- Supreme Court. “ A Supreme Court Challenge for Democrats.” By Theodore B. Olson. 4-29-16
- Supreme Court. LTE. “McDonnel Case Isn’t Just Politics as Usual.” 5-4-16
- Supreme Court. “The Posthumous Attacks on Scalia Begin.” By Lloyd Cohen. [Naming a law school after this major Supreme Court figure is obviously justified. But many colleagues at my university are in revolt.] 5-5-16
- Supreme Court. LTE. “No, ‘Confirmation’ Really Gets Hill v. Thomas Wrong.” 5-7-16
- Supreme Court. LTE. “Truce Is Unlikely in Court Appointment Wars.” 5-10-16
- Supreme Court. “Class-Action Reprieve.” [The Supreme Court rebukes the Ninth Circuit on standing.] 5-17-16
- Supreme Court. “Donald Trump’s Day in Court.” [He offers an impressive list of replacements for Antonin Scalia.] 5-20-16
- Supreme Court. “Chalices, Jack-o-Lantern’s and Other State Court Tiebreakers.” [Never mind the 4 – 4 U.S. Supreme Court. Here’s how state high courts deal with potential stalemates.] 5-31-16
- Supreme Court. “Supreme RICO Rollback.” [Sotomayor’s recusal saves the day on a plaintiff’s bar gambit.] 6-22-16
- Supreme Court. “Sotomayor’s Ferguson Essay.” [She ignores the law and issues a political polemic in dissent.] 6-22-16
- Supreme Court. “Justice Kennedy Overturns Himself.” [He lacks the courage of his own convictions on racial preferences.] 6-24-16
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s Cultural Winners.” [The liberals outlaw nearly any state abortion regulation.] 6-28-16
- Supreme Court. “Decision of the Year.” [A unanimous Court rebukes an abusive corruption prosecution.] 6-28-16
- Supreme Court. LTE. “Court Opens Wide Door With ‘Undue Burden.’ 7-6-16
- Supreme Court. “Ruth Ginsburg’s Victory Lap.” [ The Justice dances on the conservative Court’s political grave.] 7-12-16
- Supreme Court. “Ginsburg’s Exit Interviews.” [Her fellow Supreme Court Justices should stage an intervention.] 7-14-16
- Supreme Court. “Justice Ginsburg Regrets.” [If she won’t resign, she will have to recuse herself from many cases.] 7-15-16
- Supreme Court. “A Precedent for the Politicking Judge Ginsburg.” By Seth Lipsky. [Formal Action was taken against a judge who in 2004 railed publicly against George W. Bush.] 7-15-16
- Supreme Court. LTE. “A Justice Makes Politically Charged Remarks.” 7-18-16
- Supreme Court. “Merrick Garland Deserves a Vote – For Democracy’s Sake.” By Barack Obama. 7-18-16
- Supreme Court. LTE. Garland Reaps What Was Sown Long Ago.” 7-21-16
- Supreme Court. “Insider Trading Hits the High Court.” [The Justices can clarify when tippees are committing a crime.] 10-5-16
- Supreme Court. “Rolling Justice Roberts.” [ A Clinton ally reveals how the left played the chief on ObamaCare.] 10-15-16
- Supreme Court. “Kaine’s Filibuster Threat.” [Republicans will need Senate control to block a High Court nominee.] 11-2-16
- Supreme Court. “Executive Power at the Supreme Court.” [In the age of Trump, liberals may rediscover checks and balances.] 11-12-16
- Supreme Court. “Two Questions for Trump’s Supreme Court Nominees.” By Randy E. Barnett. [Will they reconsider bad precedent? Or put the court’s ‘legitimacy’ first.?] 11-17-16
- Supreme Court. “Trump’s Supreme Court Priority.” [An early nomination is important to deal with Obama’s regulations.] 11-21-16
- Supreme Court. “Trump’s Supreme Choices.” [William Pryor doesn’t deserve the attacks from some on the right.] 1-28-17
- Supreme Court. “Trump’s Good Justice.” [Neil Gorsuch is an originalist judge in the Scalia mold.] 2-1-17
- Supreme Court. “What Kind of a Judge Is Neil Gorsuch?” by David B. Rivkin Jr. and Andrew M. Grossman. [He carefully follows the law and writes as engagingly as Scalia, without the abrasiveness.] 2-1-17
- Supreme Court. “The Myth of the Stolen Seat.” [Democrats set the standard for the GOP on judicial confirmations.] 2-2-17
- Supreme Court. “Trump’s Supreme Court Whisperer.” (The Weekend Interview with Leonard Leo – by Kyle Peterson.) [The man who advised the president on picking Judge Gorsuch explains what his elevation means for the law and America.] 2-4-17
- Supreme Court. “For Moderate Democrats, Judge Gorsuch Is as Good as It Gets.” By E. Donald Elliott. [I don’t share the nominee’s judicial views. But he is a brilliant and caring person who stands up for liberty.] 2-7-17
- Supreme Court. “Gorsuch in the Mainstream.” [He was upheld at the Supreme Court in seven of eight cases.] 2-8-17
- Supreme Court. “Supreme Court Shots Fired.” [Does a foreigner on foreign soil have fourth Amendment rights?] 2-22-17
- Supreme Court. “A Notorious 2016 for Ginsburg and Comey.” By Laurence H. Silberman. [The justice’s politicking and the FBI director’s appropriation of prosecutorial authority likely did lasting damage.] 2-25-17
- Supreme Court. “Waiting for Justice Gorsuch.” [An appellate-court ruling guts the Heller gun-rights decision.] 2-24-17
- Supreme Court. “What Gorsuch Sees That Scalia Didn’t.” by Nathan Diament. [Courts have turned religious liberty into the First Amendment’s weakened stepchild.] 3-17-17
- Supreme Court. “The Gorsuch Resistance.” [Democrats haven’t come up with a single good reason to oppose him.] 3-20-17
- Supreme Court. “A Read on the Conscience of Neil Gorsuch.” By Sohrab Ahmari. [His 2006 book about euthanasia demonstrates a thoughtful commitment to equality and dignity.] 3-20-17
- Supreme Court. “Supreme Court Confusion Could Cost a Family $410,000.” By Roger Pilon. [The justices have an opportunity to clarify the muddle of ‘regulatory takings’ law.] 3-20-17
- Supreme Court. “Neil Gorsuch and the Public Good.” By Sarah Ball Teslik. [I ran an organization to protect pensions. He helped us win at the Supreme Court.] 3-21-17
- Supreme Court. “Neil Gorsuch, How Would You Vote?” [Democrats demand that the nominee declare himself on cases.] 3-21-17
- Supreme Court. “Gorsuch’s Free-Speech Lesson.” ‘The nominee educates Sen. Whitehouse on the First Amendment.” 3-23-17
- Supreme Court. “Gorsuch’s Free-Speech Lesson.” ‘The nominee educates Sen. Whitehouse on the First Amendment.” 3-23-17
- Supreme Court. “Schumer’s Gorsuch Gambit.” [He threatens a filibuster, and Republicans should call him on it.] 3-24-17
- Supreme Court. “Gursuch’s Foes Embarrass the Senate.” By Orrin G. Hatch. [Democrats’ attacks on his past decisions are so formulaic that they read like a recipe.] 3-27-17
- Supreme Court. “Chuck Schumer’s Filibuster Lineup.” [The Democratic leader sets a new precedent for the Supreme Court.] 4-4-17
- Supreme Court. “Late Hit on Neil Gorsuch.” 4-6-17
- Supreme Court. LTE. “Scalia and the Surprise Princeton Document.” [“…Madison’s records show that the Convention contemplated allowing the Supreme Court to declare statutes unconstitutional but decided against it.] 4-8-17
- Supreme Court. “Trump Demotes the ABA.” [The lawyers guild doesn’t deserve special judicial vetting status.] 4-10-17
- Supreme Court. “Religious Liberty at the Supremes.” [A full Court of nine takes on anti-Catholic Blaine Amendments.] 4-14-17
- Supreme Court. “Gorsuch Lessons for Trump’s Next Nominee.” By Fred Barnes. [If another Supreme Court vacancy opens, the fight to confirm the president’s choice won’t be pretty.] 4-19-17
- Supreme Court. “A Blow to Blaine Amendments.” [An anti-Catholic law has a bad day at the Supreme Court.] 4-24-17
- Supreme Court. “Ending the Trial Bar’s Road Trips.” [A pair of Supreme Court cases could rein in abusive forum shopping.] 4-25-17
- Supreme Court. “A Case the Justices Shouldn’t Have Heard.” By William J. Watkins Jr. [Trinity Lutheran is a state issue – and one that’s already moot.] 5-4-17
- Supreme Court. Elections. “Voting Rights Confusion.” [The GOP can’t use race in redistricting, but it also must use race.] 5-23-17
- Supreme Court. “Supreme Court Patent Victory.” [Trolls who forum shop for judges will now have a harder time.] 5-23-17
- Supreme Court. Immigration. “The Fourth Circuit Presidency.” [The word ‘Trump’ isn’t an excuse for usurping core presidential power.] 5-27-17 (Re: President Trump’s travel ban.)
- Supreme Court. “The Fourth Circuit Joins the ‘Resistance.’” By David B. Rivkin Jr. and Lee A. Casey. [Taking a stand against Trump, the judges are also defying Supreme Court precedent.] 5-30-17
- Supreme Court. “Lawyers Get Lassoed.” [“…that forum shopping has limits and the plaintiffs’ bar has gone too far…”] 5-31-17
- Supreme Court. “Gorsuch Gets Comfortable in Scalia’s Chair.” By Kenneth W. Starr. [So far he seems to be an energetic jurist in the textualist mold.] 6-15-17
- Supreme Court. “The Justices Act Like Grown-Ups.” [A High Court majority keeps its principles, even in the Trump era.] 6-20-17
- Supreme Court. “Victory for The Slants.” [The Supremes defend speech that offends and rein in the trial bar.] 6-20-17
- Supreme Court. “Free Speech for Sex Offenders.” [A hard case that makes good First Amendment law in the internet age.] 6-21-17
- Supreme Court. “Saving Chief Wahoo.” By Daniel Henninger. [The Supreme Court’s breathtaking defense of the bedrock of freedom to speak.] 6-22-17
- Supreme Court. “A Taking by Any Other Name.” [The Supreme Court extends its bad record on property rights.] 6-24-17
- Supreme Court. “Anthony Kennedy, Culture Warrior.” By Wm McGurn. [Judicial decrees on difficult moral questions have made our politics bitter.] 6-27-17
- Supreme Court. “Religious Liberty Lives.” [A 7-2 Supreme Court rebukes a relic of anti-Catholic bigotry.] 6-27-17
- Supreme Court. “Supreme Court Religious Bonus.” [The Justices extend their Blaine ruling to school vouchers.] 6-28-17
- Supreme Court. “The Justices Lay Down the Law.” By David B. Rivkin Jr. and Lee A Casey. [In the travel-ban case, a high-court ‘compromise’ delivers a unanimous rebuke to political judges.] 6-28-17
- Supreme Court. “How Long Is Three Years?” [The Supreme Court teaches Calpers how to count.] 6-30-17
- Supreme Court. “Gorsuch Makes a Mark on the Court.” By Sai Prakash and John Yoo. [Thomas, the consistent originalist, seems to have found a fellow traveler in his new colleague.] 6-30-17
- Supreme Court. “The Ninth Circuit ‘Resistance.” [“…See the Court’s pithy rebuke Monday to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, which last week defied a Supreme Court decision on the Trump travel ban…”] 9-12-17
- Supreme Court. “The Second Circuit’s Insider-Trading Feud.” [An appellate panel rewrites Supreme Court precedent.] 9-18-17
- Supreme Court. “Hazing Justice Gorsuch.” [The left roughs him up before his first full Supreme Court term.] 9-29-17
- Supreme Court. “Trump’s Excellent Judges.” [His four latest nominees highlight his biggest political success.] 10-2-17
- Supreme Court. “Arbitration is Back at the Supreme Court.” [Obama’s labor board ignored precedent to promote class actions.] 10-2-17
- Supreme Court. “A Line the High Court Shouldn’t Cross.” By John Ryder. [Plaintiffs ask the justices to impose proportional representation, European style across the U.S.] 10-3-17
- Supreme Court. “Supreme Court ‘Gobbledygook.’” [Chief Justice Roberts lays out the peril for judges on gerrymanders.] 10-4-17
- Supreme Court. “Alien Torts Unlimited.” [Another attempt to pack U.S. courts with foreign liability claims.] 10-11-17
- Supreme Court. “Justice Holmes’s Free-Speech Lesson. By Richard Dooling. [The more certain you are, the more you should resist the temptation to silence those who disagree.] 10-13-17
- Supreme Court. “The Justice On His Soapbox.” (Bookshelf by John F. Duffy.) “Scalia Speaks” by Christopher J. Scalia and Edward Whelan. [The late Antonin Scalia venerated George Washington as his favorite founding father, a man of ‘honor’ and ‘steady determination.’] 11-2-17
- Supreme Court. “Patents and Property at the Supremes.” [The Justices will decide if Congress can let the executive revoke patents.] 11-27-17
- Supreme Court. “Fourth Amendment Showdown.” [The Supreme Court takes up phone searches in the digital age.] 11-29-17
- Supreme Court. “Is It Unreasonable to Expect Cellphone Privacy?” by Jim Harper. [A case before the Supreme Court could undo Justice Antonin Scalia’s Fourth amendment legacy.] 11-29-17
- Supreme Court. “The Law Is What It Says.” [Supreme Court Justices are skeptical of a whistleblower rewrite.] 11-30-17
- Supreme Court. “Let Them Not Bake Cake.” [Does Gay marriage trump the right to religious expression?] 12-4-17
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court Takes Up Sports Betting.” By Walter Slocombe and Fay Vincent. [Did Washington overstep its authority by ordering New Jersey to keep a prohibition on the books?] 12-4-17
- Supreme Court. “Supreme Rebuke for the Judiciary.” 12-5-17 [[Re: Trump’s third attempt at a travel ban…]]
- Supreme Court. “Religious Freedom Is for Christians, Too. By Luke W. Goodrich. [Why Hindus, Muslims, Native Americans and other minorities root for Masterpiece Cakeshop.] 12-5-17
- Supreme Court. “Judging the Travel Ban – and Judges.” [The Supreme Court agrees to hear the judiciary v. Trump.] 1-20-18
- Supreme Court. “Stop Politicizing the Courts.” By Allysia Finley. [Journalists hound an American tennis player over his tweets.] 1-25-18
- Supreme Court. “The Judicial ‘Resistance’ Is Futile.” By David B. Rivkin Jr. and Lee A. Casey. [The Justices seem to have had enough of lower-court judges’ playing games with the Trump ‘travel ban.’ 2-7-18
- Supreme Court. “Thomas vs. Sotomayor.” [A Supreme Court exchange illuminates judicial differences.] 2-22-18
- Supreme Court. “Compelled Political Speech Cuts Civic Friendship ‘Right in Two.’” 3-10-18
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s Chance to Rebuild a ‘Constitutional Bulwark’” by James W. Ely Jr. and Nick Sibilia. [The Contract Clause has been moribund since 1934. The justices could revive it in a case from Minnesota.] 3-19-18
- Supreme Court. “Pro-Life Centers Have Free Speech, Too.” By James Gottry. [The Supreme Court takes up a California law that compels them to advertise for abortion providers.] 3-20-18
- Supreme Court. “For Some Class-Action Lawyers, Charity Begins and Ends at Home.” By Ted Frank. [They funnel millions in settlement money to select causes — including their own alma maters.] 3-23-18
- Supreme Court. “A Second Kick of the Ninth Circuit.” [The Supreme Court orders the plain reading of the labor law.] 4-3-18
- Supreme Court. “Gorsuch’s Good Opinion.” [Trump’s nominee protects liberty like Scalia would have.] 4-18-18
- Supreme Court. “’Prosecuting’ Trump Over a Pardon.” [The Ninth Circuit again decides it can hijack presidential power.] 4-21-18
- Supreme Court. “The Supremes Go 1 for 2” [A strong ruling on alien torts but a troubling one on patent rights.] 4-25-18
- Supreme Court. “The Issue Is Liberty, Not Gambling.” [The Supreme Court says Congress can’t command state legislatures.] 5-15-18
- Supreme Court. “Arbitration Wins at the High Court.” [Justice Gorsuch buries the NLRB’s rogue rewrite of labor law.] 5-22-18
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s Half-Baked Cake.” [Kennedy saves a baker from anti-religious bias he said couldn’t happen.] 6-5-18
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s Gerrymander Tease.” [Four liberals offer pro bono advice on how to win the next case.] 6-19-18
- Supreme Court. Gerrymandering. “The ‘Punt’ That Wasn’t.” by Katherine L. McKnight. [In a gerrymandering case, the Supreme Court holds plaintiffs to a nearly impossible standard.] 6-20-18
- Supreme Court. “Robbers, Cellphones and the Law.” [A 5-4 Supreme Court ruling rejects Fourth Amendment precedent.] 6-23-18
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court Rises Above.” [Five Justices defend against anti-Trump passions.] (travel ban issue) 6-27-18
- Supreme Court. “Free Speech Wins One.” [The Court pushes back against a law targeting disfavored ideas.] (abortion free speech issue) 6-27-18
- Supreme Court. “The Court After Kennedy.” [The consequential jurist has done the country a favor by retiring.] 6-28-18
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s Banner Year.” [The Justices protect public workers from coerced union fees.] 6-28-18
- Supreme Court. “The Rule of Law Prevails in the Travel-Ban Case.” By David B. Rivkin Jr. and Lee A. Casey. [Dissenters cite the views of former officials, a radical departure from American constitutional norms.] 6-28-18
- Supreme Court. “Harry Reid, Republican Mastermind.” [Democrats can blame themselves for blowing up the judicial filibuster.] 6-29-18
- Supreme Court. “The First Amendment’s Undisputed Champion.” By Floyd Abrams. [On free speech, Justice Kennedy adhered to his principles even when his colleagues swung.] 6-30-18
- Supreme Court. “Abortion, Roe – and Trump.” By Wm. McGurn. [The Supreme Court is the democrats’ preferred legislature for social issues.] 7-3-18
- Supreme Court. “The Abortion Scare Campaign.” “Why Roe v. Wade and same-sex marriage are likely to survive after Kennedy.” 7-3-18
- Supreme Court. “The Case for Brett Kavanaugh.” By J.D. Vance. [He faithfully applies the constitution, and his dissents have already influenced the high court.] 7-3-18
- Supreme Court. “Trump Blows Away a Penumbra.” By Daniel Henninger. [Liberals are hysterical because a long era of judge-made law may be about to end.] 7-5-18
- Supreme Court. “Inside Amy Coney Barrett’s ‘Cult’.” By Adam O’Neal. [If she is the nominee, get ready for a vicious smear campaign.] 7-6-18
- Supreme Court. “The Court Shows the System Works.” By Holman W. Jenkins, Jr. [The Janus decision opens political space for reforms in public finance that will have to happen.]. 7-7-18
- Supreme Court. “A Justice With a Record.” [Legal opinions are a better test for a nominee than personal biography.] 7-9-18
- Supreme Court. “Dick Durbin’s Supreme Sacrifice.” By Wm McGurn. [Trading Democratic Senate seats to block Trump’s nominee. What could go wrong?] 7-10-18
- Supreme Court. “Kavanaugh for the Court.” [Trump’s nominee will be an intellectual leader on the bench.] 7-10-18
- Supreme Court. “A Champion of Constitutional Safeguards.” By David B. Rivkin Jr. and Andrew M. Grossman. [Kavanaugh has a fine record as a judge. Senate Democrats will give him their worst anyway.] 7-10-18
- Supreme Court. “Mitch McConnell Is the Master of Confirming Judges.” [He outmaneuvered Chuck Schumer last year, making the path clearer for this year’s high court nominee.] 7-10-18
- Supreme Court. “A Senate Deadline for Kavanaugh.” [Shumer wants to delay a confirmation vote past Election Day.] 7-11-18
- Supreme Court. “A Kavanaugh Court.” By Daniel Henninger. [Judicial restraint should produce a welcome pause in the culture wars.] 7-12-18
- Supreme Court. “The Smears Begin on Kavanaugh.” [The left tries some #MeToo guilt by association.] 7-13-18
- Supreme Court. “Kavanaugh Is a Mentor To Women.” By Amy Chua. [I can’t think of a better judge for my own daughter’s clerkship.] 7-13-18
- Supreme Court. “Kavanaugh and King Trump.” [Have you heard the nominee wants an American monarchy?] 7-16-18
- Supreme Court. “Kavanaugh May Restore Separation Of Powers.” by Peter J. Wallison. [He’s questioned judicial deference to regulatory agencies. So have four of his soon-to-be-colleagues.] 7-17-18
- Supreme Court. “When District Judges Try to Run the country.” By Jason L. Riley. [By issuing a ‘nationwide injunction,’ a lone jurist can dictate federal policy far beyond his jurisdiction.] 7-18-18
- Supreme Court. “Tricky Dick Schumer.” [The latest anti-Kavanaugh claims are, well, Nixonian.] 7-25-18
- Supreme Court. “Calling Judge Kavanaugh.” [The Fifth Circuit tees up a major separation of powers case.] 7-30-18
- Supreme Court. “Kavanaugh’s Confirmation Progress.” [Rand Paul announces support while Senate Democrats punt.] 7-31-18
- Supreme Court. “The Kavanaugh Document Fight.” [Grassley is following the precedents set by Democrats on Kagan.] 8-14-18
- Supreme Court. “Kavanaugh and ‘Settled Law’.” 8-22-18
- Supreme Court. “Is Kavanaugh Legitimate?” [Senate Democrats now want to deny Trump the appointment power.] 8-23-18
- Supreme Court. “She’s No Ted Kennedy.” By Wm. McGurn. [Why Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s attempt to bork Judge Brett Kavanaugh will fail.] 8-28-18
- Supreme Court. “Robert Bork’s Proud Legacy and the Senate’s Shameful One.” By Mark Pulliam. [His defeat taught interest groups to demonize judicial nominees based solely on their worldview.] 9-1-18
- Supreme Court. “The Kavanaugh Hazing.” [Democrats fear the Hight Court will no longer be a liberal legislature.] 9-4-18
- Supreme Court. “Kavanaugh and the Ginsburg Standard.” By David B. Rivkin Jr. and Andrew M. Grossman. [“No hints, no forecasts, no preview,’ she said in 1993, responding to a question about discrimination.] 9-4-18
- Supreme Court. “Judging the Judges.” (Bookshelf by Adam J. White) “The Most Dangerous Branch.” By David A. Kaplan. [Has the Supreme court become too powerful, usurping the role of the government’s democratically accountable branches?] 9-5-2018
- Supreme Court. “The Kavanaugh Histrionics.” [Senate Democrats turn the hearing into a presidential campaign.] 9-5-2018
- Supreme Court. “What Kavanaugh did at the White House.” By Karl Rove. [Democrats are fishing, but the documents they seek don’t contain the nominee’s views.] 9-6-18
- Supreme Court. “Dianne, Get Your Gun.” [Kavanaugh is criticized for following the Heller precedent too well.] 9-6-18
- Supreme Court. “Blame Congress for Politicizing the Court.” By Ben Sasse. [When lawmakers hand power to bureaucrats, the people expect judges to act as super legislators.] 9-6-18
- Supreme Court. “Senate Democratic Infowars.” [The questioning of Brett Kavanaugh was often as factual as Alex Jones.] 9-8-18
- Supreme Court. “You Can’t Bribe Susan Collins.” [A crowdfunding campaign threatens the Senator on Kavanaugh.] 9-12-18
- Supreme Court. “A Late Hit on Kavanaugh.” [A bad confirmation gets worse for Sen. Dianne Feinstein.] 9-14-18
- Supreme Court. “The Dirt and Delay Playbook.” [Democrats want to push a Kavanaugh vote past Election Day.] 9-15-18
- Supreme Court. “It’s Susan Collins’s Moment.” By Wm. McGurn. [Failing to treat Kavanaugh fairly would give us a nasty #MeToo precedent.] 9-18-18
- Supreme Court. “The #MeToo Kavanaugh Ambush.” [A story this old and unprovable can’t be allowed to delay a confirmation vote.] 9-18-18
- Supreme Court. “A Spectral Witness Materializes.” By Lance Morrow. [The passage of time sometimes causes people to forget, sometimes to invent or embellish.] 9-18-18
- Supreme Court. “Schumer’s FBI Ploy.” [The demand for a bureau probe is one more delaying tactic.] 9-19-18
- Supreme Court. “Clarence Thomas Hearing Redux.” By Jason L. Riley. [As in 1991, unverified allegations threaten to derail a supreme Court nomination.] 9-19-18
- Supreme Court. “What Democrats Have Become.” By Daniel Henninger. [Brett Kavanaugh becomes a casualty of an anything-goes political resistance.] 9-20-18
- Supreme Court. “In the Eye of the Kavanaugh Storm.” (The Weekend Interview with Chuck Grassley by Tunku Varadarajan.) [The Judiciary committee chairman talks about the prospects of confirmation, the effort to give the accuser a hearing, and the #MeToo movement.] 9-22-18
- Supreme Court. “The Presumption of Guilt.” [The new liberal standard turns American due process upside down.] 9-22-18
- Supreme Court. “A Kavanaugh Hearing Without Facts Would be a Sham.” By Homan W. Jenkins, Jr. [Liberal voters should save their fury for Senate Democrats rather than Republicans.] 9-22-18
- Supreme Court. “The Politics of Destruction.” [A second Kavanaugh accuser betrays the Democratic strategy of character assassination.] 9-25-18
- Supreme Court. “A Stumble Down Memory Lane.” By Richard B. McKenzie. [Like Kavanaugh’s latest accuser, people often have ‘gaps’ they don’t always fill them with truth.] 9-25-18
- Supreme Court. “Sen. Feinstein, clean Up Your Mess.” By Holman w. Jenkins, Jr. [Thursday’s hearing should be canceled in favor of an agreed quick hunt for truth.” 9-26-18
- Supreme Court. “#MeToo Becomes a Political Ploy.” By Abigail Shrier. [ Mazie Hirono makes clear that if Brett Kavanaugh were liberal, she’d give him the benefit of the doubt.] 9-26-18
- Supreme Court. “The Kavanaugh Standard.” By Daniel Henninger. [A defeat based on these accusations will divide the country for a generation.] 9-27-18
- Supreme Court. “Democrats Disgrace the Senate.” By Karl Rove. [Their effort to smear Kavanaugh would be unworthy of a Third World country.] 9-27-18
- Supreme Court. “Democrats Endorse Avenatti.” [Brett Kavanaugh’s opponents will believe anything.] 9-27-18
- Supreme Court. “The Attack on Kavanaugh Is Un-American.” By Libby Locke. [The Rolling Stone rape hoax illustrated what happens when we adhere to preconceived narratives.] 9-27-18
- Supreme Court. “The Kavanaugh Stakes.” By Kimberley a. Strassel. [A vote against the judge is a vote for ambush tactics and against due process.] 9-28-18
- Supreme Court. “Confirm Brett Kavanaugh.” [The Judge rightly called out the politics of ‘search and destroy.’] 9-28-18
- Supreme Court. “Lindsay Graham Says Stop.” [“…To my Republican colleagues,” he said, “If you vote no, you are legitimizing the most despicable thing that I have seen in my time in politics…”] 9-28-18
- Supreme Court. “’Like Caesar’s Wife’ Doesn’t Mean What You Think.” By Bruce K. Chapman. [Like Kavanaugh, Pompeia was the victim of hypocrisy and double standards.] 9-28-18
- Supreme Court. “Another Kavanaugh Flakeout.” [The American Bar Association president tries to sandbag another nominee.] 9-29-18
- Supreme Court. “’Advise & consent’ Meets ‘Rashomon.’” By Lance Morrow. [The Kavanaugh drama, with its black-and-white issues, resembled an old black-and-white movie.] 9-29-18
- Supreme Court. “A Brave New Habitat.” [The Supreme Court hears a crucial case on regulatory deference.]. 10-1-18
- Supreme Court. “Feinstein’s ‘Temperament’ Gambit.” [Democrats lobby the ABA to reopen its Kavanaugh evaluation.] 10-1-18
- Supreme Court. “This is No Mere ‘Job Interview.” By Aland M. Dershowitz. [Even in the court of public opinion basic fairness should preclude conviction without clear evidence.] 10-1-18
- Supreme Court. “Destroying Brett Kavanaugh” by Wm. McGurn. [This is the kind of thing Democrats do when they think Roe v. Wade is at stake.] 10-2-18
- Supreme Court. “The Justices Can Undo a Constitutional Catch-22.” By Ilya Somin. [A 1985 ruling makes it all but impossible to have certain takings cases heard in federal court.] 10-3-18
- Supreme Court. “Brett Kavanaugh’s Righteous Anger.” By Orrin Hatch. [His foe seems to think a good judge would respond like a robot to scurrilous personal attacks.] 10-3-18
- Supreme Court. “The Mitchell Memo’s Devastating Conclusions.” By Jason L. Riley. [The outside prosecutor demonstrates that Ford’s allegations against Judge Kavanaugh don’t stack up.] 10-3-18
- Supreme Court. “High Noon for Kavanaugh.” By Daniel Henninger. [The time for talking is over. The time has come for the Senate and nation to vote.] 10-4-18
- Supreme Court. “Will the Senate Kill a Mockingbird.?” By Allysia Finley. [Brett Kavanaugh’s ordeal resembles the sham trial of Tom Robinson in Harper Lee’s classic novel.] 10-4-18
- Supreme Court. “Kavanaugh: An Easy Vote.” By Kimberley Strassel. [A ‘no’ would alienate Republican voters and invite the smearing of future nominees.] 10-5-18
- Supreme Court. “Kavanaugh and the Senate’s Honor.” [The judge is a distinguished nominee. The charges against him are uncorroborated.] 10-5-18
- Supreme Court. “I Am an Independent, Impartial Judge.” By Brett M. Kavanaugh. [Yes, I was emotional last Thursday. I hope everyone can understand I was there as a son, husband and dad.] 10-5-18
- Supreme Court. “How It Feels to Be Falsely Accused.” By Libby Locke. [My high-profile clients know the painful personal costs of defamation.] 10-5-18
- Supreme Court. “Tomorrow’s Elite Lawyers Disavow Due Process.” By Heather MacDonald. [Law students at Yale and Harvard, triggered by Kavanough, skip class and file Title IX complaints.] 10-5-18
- Supreme Court. “Susan Collins Consents.” [The Maine Republican restores reason to the Kavanaugh confirmation.] 10-6-18
- Supreme Court. “John Paul Schumer.” [The former Justice plays last-minute confirmation politics.] 10-6-18
- Supreme Court. “Kavanaugh May Be the Democrats’ Waterloo.” By Allen C. Gelzo. [The Supreme Court has always been political, but this time the demagoguery got way out of hand.] 10-6-18
- Supreme Court. “Who’s Attacking Political Norms Now?” [Democrats target the ‘legitimacy’ of the Supreme Court.] 10-15-18
- Supreme Court. “A Kavanaugh Accuser Recants.” [False statement statements should be prosecuted to deter future smears.] 11-5-18
- Supreme Court. “Judges vs. Telepathists.” [Are the Supreme Court Justices all textualists now?” 11-7-18
- Supreme Court. “Fines and Punishment.” [The Supreme Court wrestles with asset forfeiture abuses.] 11-30-18
- Supreme Court. “A Supreme Court Gamble.” [A potential landmark case on state and federal double jeopardy.] 12-6-18
- Supreme Court. “Behind the Supreme Court’s Dodge.” [Three Justices rebuke Kavanaugh and Roberts for ducking a big case.] 12-13-18
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court May Begin to Tame the Administrative State.” [A 1997 precedent requires judges to defer to agencies’ interpretations of their own ambiguous rules.] 12-14-18
- Supreme Court. “The Chief Justice and the President.” [John Roberts would be more credible rebuking Trump if he did more to rein in the lower courts.] 12-28-18
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court Is Too Gun-Shy on the Second Amendment.” By Ilya Shapiro and Matthew Larosiere. [The Justices haven’t clarified the law since 2010, causing confusion in the lower courts.] 1-3-19
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court isn’t Anti-Muslim.” By Luke Goodrich. [It erred in denying a death-row inmate’s request for an imam – but not out of bias.] 2-13-19
- Supreme Court. “Justices Against Unjust Forfeiture.” [The Supreme Court says state seizures can violate the Constitution.] 2-21-19
- Supreme Court. “No Friend-of-the-Court Senator.” [Sheldon Whitehouse doesn’t disclose his own donors, while he tries to stifle other amicus briefs.] 2-25-19
- Supreme Court. “A Supreme Court Cross-Roads.” [The Bladensburg cross case tees up the Lemon test for overturning.] 2-27-19
- Supreme Court. ‘The Black Robe New Deal.” [Democrats float packing the Supreme court if they win in 2020.] 3-12-19
- Supreme Court. “The Court vs. the Regulatory State.” [The Justices can restore their power to check bureaucratic excess.] 3-27-19
- Supreme Court. “A Speech Scandal at the Court.” [Can government deny a trademark by deeming it offensive?] 4-15-19
- Supreme Court. “Should Noncitizens Be Represented in Congress?” by David B. Rivkin Jr. and Richard Raile. [That is the deeper political and legal question behind today’s Supreme Court census case.] 4-23-19
- Supreme Court. “Another Ninth Circuit Spanking.” [The Justices explain arbitration to the lower courts one more time.] 4-25-19
- Supreme Court. “After Janus, Free the Lawyers.” [Re: “agency” fees.] 4-26-19
- Supreme Court. “Springtime for Antitrust Lawyers.” [Justice Kavanaugh joins the liberals to open a new avenue for lawsuits.”] 5-14-19
- Supreme Court. “Thomas and Breyer’s ‘Stare’ Contest.” By Myron Magnet. [Their sharp disagreement about precedent reflects different worldviews that go far beyond abortion.] 5-23-19
- Supreme Court. “John Roberts’s ‘Illegitimate’ Court. By Wm McGurn. [Abortion advocates try to intimidate the chief justice into upholding Roe.] 5-28-19
- Supreme Court. “Justice Thomas on Abortion and Eugenics.” By Jason Riley. [As the court dodges the issue, he takes an honest look at the racial history – as he’s done in many cases.] 6-5-19
- Supreme Court. “The Court’s Unpolitical Conservatives.” [Two rulings show the varieties of originalist legal interpretation.] 6-18-19
- Supreme Court. “Justices Liberate a Public Cross” [A step toward reviving the proper meaning of the Establishment Clause 6-21-19
- Supreme Court. “Who Makes the Law?” [The Supreme Court’s conservatives may revive Congress’s role.] 6-22-19
- Supreme Court. “Fifth Amendment Reclamation.” [The High Court removes an obstacle to redress of government takings.] 6-24-19
- Supreme Court. “Alito Teases a Judicial Revolution.” By David B. Rivkin Jr. and Lew a Casey. [His concurrence suggests the dissenters will soon prevail in restoring the ‘nondelegation’ doctrine.] 6-24-19
- Supreme Court. “The Case of Excessive Deference.” [Chief Justice Roberts joins the liberals in deferring to regulators.] 6-27-19
- Supreme Court. “The Contradictions of John Roberts.” [The Chief draws a road map for politicizing administrative law.] 6-28-19
- Supreme Court. “The Constitutional Call on Gerrymanders.” [The Justices are wise to step away from policing partisan redistricting.] 6-28-19
- Supreme Court. “The Justices finally tee up a state Blaine Amendment for review.] 7-1-19
- Supreme Court. “Is a Judge’s Job to Defer? By Peter J. Wallison. [Kagan and Gorsuch clash over separation of powers and the right method of interpreting regulations.] 7-1-19
- Supreme Court. “The Smart Way to Overturn Roe.” By Clarke D. Forsythe. [The strongest limits on abortion are likely to be struck down and never teach the Supreme Court.] 7-22-19
- Supreme Court. “The National Injunction Dysfunction.” [The Supreme Court sends an important message to lower courts.] 7-29-19
- Supreme Court. “Senators File an Enemy-of-the-Court Brief.” [Democrats order the Justices to drop a gun case – or else.] 8-16-19
- Supreme Court. “A Lesson in Judicial Humility.” [“..the Supreme Court’s message about judicial restraint…”] 8-17-19
- Supreme Court. “End Nationwide Injunctions.” By Wm. P. Barr. [The Dreamers case shows how willful courts can ruin the chance for political compromise.] 9-6-19
- Supreme Court. “The High Court’s Rocky Mountain Originalist.” (The Weekend Interview with Neil Gorsuch by Kyle Peterson.) [Trump’s first justice discusses his new book, the dangers of the administrative state, and why the Constitution’s meaning never changes.] 9-7-19
- Supreme Court. “President Tigar Strikes Again.” [The problem with nationwide injunctions in judicial profile.] 9-10-19
- Supreme Court. “The High Court’s Injunction Slapdown.” 9-13-19
- Supreme Court. “Pin the Asterisk on Kavanaugh.” By Wm. McGurn. [Christine Blasey Ford was motivated by politics, her lawyer asserted in April.] 9-17-19
- Supreme Court. “The Assault on the Supreme Court.” [The revival of smears against Kavanaugh is part of a campaign.] 9-17-19
- Supreme Court. “The Stoning of Brett Kavanaugh.” By Daniel Henninger. [If Joe Biden wins, the left will use the same tactics against his presidency.] 9-19-19
- Supreme Court. “Packing the Court Is a Real Threat.” By Mario Loyola. [FDR’s legislation went nowhere but intimidated the justices into rewriting the constitution.] 9-19-19
- Supreme Court. “Why They’ll Never Stop Targeting Kavanaugh.” By Peggy Noonan. [The continuing assault reflects both a fixation and an effort to poison the well against feared decisions.] 9-21-19
- Supreme Court. “A Climate Change for Lawsuits.” By Wm McGurn. [Will the supreme Court leave it to juries to decide contested public issues?] 9-24-18
- Supreme Court. “Probe the Effort to Sink Kavanaugh.” By David B. Rivkin and Lee A. Casey. [Leland Keyser tells a new book’s authors she felt pressured to testify falsely.] 9-30-19
- Supreme Court. “Insanity and the Supreme Court.” By Stephen J. Morse and Richard J. Bonnie. [The defense may be unpopular, but it’s a fundamental part of due process.] 10-6-19
- Supreme Court. “A Judicial Abortion Test.” [The Supreme Court agrees to hear a Louisiana case.] 10-6-19
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s Sex Debate.” [Congress is the place to rewrite laws as social mores change.] 10-8-19
- Supreme Court. “Justice Ginsburg, a Woman Isn’t a ‘Demiboy.’” By Ashley E. McGuire. [If the Supreme Court redefines ‘sex’ to include ‘gender identity,’ the female sex will suffer.] 10-8-19
- Supreme Court. “Reality High Court TV.” 10-9-19
- Supreme Court. “The Kavanaugh Referrals.” [The Senate identified four false accusers. Where’s the inquiry?] 10-10-19
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s Textualism Test.” [Kagan tries to lure Gorsuch and Roberts off the Scalia method.] 11-22-19
- Supreme Court. “Thanksgiving at the Supreme Court.” [Two notable opinions on speech and the non-delegation doctrine.] 11-26-19
- Supreme Court. “Revitalizing the Federal Courts.” [Trump and the GOP Senate elevate a new judicial generation.] 12-28-19
- Supreme Court. “Courting More Clarity.” [“…forcing nuns to provide contraception…whether states can penalize so called faithless electors…] 1-18-20
- Supreme Court. “More Judicial Political Mischief.” [A tale of two legal groups on court nominees and politics.] 1-24-20
- Supreme Court. “America’s Innovators Need Clear Patent Laws.” [The Supreme Court has muddled the standards for intellectual property, so Congress may have to act.] 1-24-20
- Supreme Court. “Gorsuch Torches ‘Cosmic’ Injunctions.” 1-28-20
- Supreme Court. “Religious Liberty Wins Another.” 2-27-20 (“…The 11th circuit reconsidered its decision, and in Kondratyev v. Pensacola…)
- Supreme Court. “Constitutional Case of the Year.” [Brett Kavanaugh gets his moment on the separation of powers.] 3-3-20
- Supreme Court. “Not About Roe v, Wade.” [The big issue in a Louisiana abortion case is legal standing,] 3-4-20
- Supreme Court. “The Case For Ginsburg to Recuse Herself.” By Michael J. Broyde. [Unlike Sotomayor, she has shown bias against Trump by publicly characterizing him as unfit for office.] 3-5-20
- Supreme Court. “Schumer Threatens the Court.” [The leading Senate Democrat draws a rebuke from Roberts.] 3-5-20
- Supreme Court. “Free Speech for Lawyers.” [The Supreme Court may soon hear challenges to bar-association dues.] 3-6-20
- Supreme Court. “Schumer and the War on Judges.” By Kimberley A. Strassel. [From court packing plans to intimidation, the Democrats pursue a losing strategy.] 3-6-20
- Supreme Court. “The Justices Punt on Religious Liberty.” By Machan Lewin. [They should overturn a 1977 ruling against private employees who need accommodation.] 3-6-20
- Supreme Court. “Can You Hear Me Now, Justice?” [The Supreme Court’s telephone arguments are an unprecedented step.] 4-15-20
- Supreme Court. “The Court’s Conservatives Clash.” [Gorsuch and Alito issue dueling opinions on jury trials and precedent.] 4-21-20
- Supreme Court. “The Chief Justice Ducks on Gun Rights.” [The Court majority cowers to Senate Democratic threats.] 4-28-20
- Supreme Court. “The Whitehouse Effect.” [Democrats think they’ve found a way to move John Roberts to the left.] 4-30-20
- Supreme Court. “Justice Thomas’s Question Time.” [Telephone arguments aren’t Ideal, but here’s a significant silver lining.] 5-5-20
- Supreme Court. “Judicial Code of Misconduct.” [An ethics advisory committee is used to defeat a nominee.] 5-6-20
- Supreme Court. “A Bad Day for Bad Prosecutions.” [The Supreme Court strikes a blow against criminalizing politics.] 5-8-20
- Supreme Court. “The Chief Justice Quashes a Political Stunt.” [Roberts says there’s no basis for a liberal smear against a retiring judge.] 5-11-20
- Supreme Court. “The Court and Trump’s Tax Returns.” [The Stakes are bigger than the political fate of this president.] 5-12-20
- Supreme Court. “The Court and the Lawyer’s Guilds.” 5-14-20
- Supreme Court. “Courts Aren’t Financial Clearinghouses.” [A pair of decisions prevent legal and financial mischief.] 6-2-20
- Supreme Court. “Another Win for the Kagan Court.” [She wins over Gorsuch and Roberts to rewrite the Civil Rights Act.] 6-16-20
- Supreme Court. “The Lorax Loses at the Supreme Court.” [Is the Appalachian Trail a barrier to pipelines? No, the Justices say.] 6-16-20
- Supreme Court. “Gorsuch vs. Gorsuch.” [An alien legal being seems to have captured he justice.] 6-17-20
- Supreme Court. “What Second Amendment?” [The Justices decline to take 10 cases that might clarify gun rights.] 6-17-20
- Supreme Court. “Warren Court Enabled Police Abuse.” By David B. Rivkin Jr. and Andrew M. Grossman. [‘Qualified immunity’ lets cops avoid accountability. It’s an invention of the liberal chief justice.] 6-18-20
- Supreme Court. “Obama Can but Trump Can’t.” [The Supreme Court endorses a double regulatory standard.] 6-19-20
- Supreme Court. “The Abolition of Man and Woman.” By David Crawford and Michael Hanby. [If each of us is defined by a ‘gender identity’ related only arbitrarily to sex, we are all transgender now.] 6-25-20
- Supreme Court. “One Man’s Supreme Court.” [The Chief Justice relies on an abortion precedent he dissented from.] 6-30-20
- Supreme Court. “The Court’s Missed Opportunity.” [The President can fire the CFPB director but the agency survives.] 6-30-20
- Supreme Court. “What Now for Pro-Lifers?” by Wm. McGurn. [Betrayed by John Roberts, some despair of getting justices who will follow the law.] 7-7-20
- Supreme Court. “Religious Liberty Lives at the High Court.” [In two 7-2 rulings, the supreme court upholds conscience protections.] 7-9-20
- Supreme Court. “Supreme Loser: Pelosi’s House.” By Kimberley A. Strassel. [The justices make it harder for lawmakers to justify subpoenas for the president.] 7-10-20
- Supreme Court. “A Bad Day for the Presidency.” [The High Court opens the gates for Congress and prosecutors.] 7-10-20
- Supreme Court. “Hating Clarence Thomas.” [The Twitter left rolls out racist attacks. Calling Jack Dorsey.] 7-10-20
- Supreme Court. “The Tempting of Neil Gorsuch.” [The Justice’s textualism hands half of Oklahoma to Indian tribes.] 7-11-20
- Supreme Court. “The Justices’ Wakeup Call to Congress.” By Mick Mulvaney and Eri Blankenstein. [Allowing creation of the CFPB.] 7-15-20
- Supreme Court. “Rendering Unto Caesars Palace.” [The Supreme Court lets Nevada discriminate against churches.] 7-27-20
- Supreme Court. “The Case for Justice Ted Cruz.” By Donald B. Stenberg. 9-14-20
- Supreme Court. “Equality’s Gracious Champion.” By Kenneth W. Starr. [Those who served with Ruth Bader Ginsburg knew her as a formidable mind and a wonderful friend.] 9-21-20
- Supreme Court. “Why the ‘Biden Rule’ Doesn’t Apply in 2020.” By David B. Rivkin Jr. and Andrew M. Grossman. [Voters in 2016 and 2018 showed a clear preference for Trump nominees’ originalist philosophy.] 9-21-20
- Supreme Court. “Moving on a Supreme Nominee.” [A full Court of nine Justices could settle election disputes.] 9-22-20
- Supreme Court. “Ginsburg Succession Battle Shows Hypocrisy Is an Enduring Norm.” by Gerard Baker. [One exception is Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, whose position in 2020 is consistent with 2016’s.] 9-22-20
- Supreme Court. “The Truth About People of Praise.” By Peggy Noonan. [If the nominee is Amy Comey Barrett, Democrats should resist the urge to target her for her faith.] 9-28-20
- Supreme Court. “Two Catholics, a Double Standard.” By Wm. McGurn. [Will Joe Biden be asked to repudiate the ugly attacks on Amy Coney Barrett’s faith?] 9-29-20
- Supreme Court. “Amy Comey Barrett Sets an Example for Working Mothers.” [The “Handmaid’s Tale” caricature is not only unfair but wildly at odds with the reality of her life.] 9-29-20
- Supreme Court. “Supreme Court Switcheroo? That’s Show Biz.” By Barton Swaim. [Democratic senators put on a rousing performance, but the story will end happily for Republicans.] 9-30-20
- Supreme Court. “The Left’s Unhealthy Interest in Amy Coney Barrett’s Adopted Kids.” By Jason L. Riley. [Social science finds no evidence that being raised by white parents is harmful to black children.] 9-30-20
- Supreme Court. “Sex, Due Process and Amy Coney Barrett.” By KC Johnson. [Three other appellate courts followed her 2019 Title IX opinion – a mark of her quality as a jurist.] 10-1-20
- Supreme Court. “People of Praise Deserves Ours.” By Wm. FioRito. [America has a lot to learn from Amy Coney Barrett’s ‘covenant community.’] 10-2-20
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s Hot Takes.” [The Justices agree to hear cases on climate change and voting rights.] 10-5-20
- Supreme Court. “Joe Manchin’s Marshall Mistake.” [The West Virginia Senator forgets Supreme Court history.] 10-7-20
- Supreme Court. “Bigoted Attacks on Amy Coney Barrett Will Backfire.” By Brian Hagedorn. [When I ran for a court seat, opponents portrayed my Christian faith as hateful. The voters didn’t buy it.] 10-8-20
- Supreme Court. “The Judiciary Grabs the Census.” [A bad John Roberts ruling is leading to more legal mischief.] 10-9-20
- Supreme Court. “What RBG Admired.” (Bookshelf by Paul Clement.] “The Essential Scalia.” By Jeffrey S. Sutton and Edward Whelan. [In his dissenting opinions, Scalia played a long game. When he failed to persuade his colleagues, he wrote – brilliantly – for future law students.] 10-12-20
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court and the Election Returns.” By David B. Rivkin Jr. and Les A. Casey. [In resolving legal disputes about vote-counting, the justices should err on the side of speed and clarity.] 10-12-20
- Supreme Court. “Get Ready for a Flood of Falsehoods About Originalism.” By Christopher Scalia. [People who ought to know better misrepresent my father’s views – and judge Amy Coney Barrett’s. ] 10-12-20
- Supreme Court. “Amy Coney Barrett and the Ivies.” By Wm McGurn. [Harvard and Yale worry what the newest justice would mean for them.] 10-13-20
- Supreme Court. “Barrett Should Refuse to Recuse.” [She’d have a duty to hear election cases if she’s confirmed.] 10-13-20
- Supreme Court. “Sen Dumpty of Wonderland Votes Nay on Amy Coney Barrett.” By Gerard Baker. [Democrats threaten to pack the Supreme Court, then pretend not to know what the phrase means.] 10-13-20
- Supreme Court. “Who’s Afraid of Amy Coney Barrett?” [Democrats are treating the nominee like a prop at a campaign rally.] 10-14-20
- Supreme Court. “Sheldon Whitehouse Does Glenn Beck.” [The Rhode Island Democrat offers his theory of everything.] 10-14-20
- Supreme Court. “Amy Coney Barrett’s Religiosity.” By Daniel Henninger. [Sen. Feinstein was onto something when she said, “The dogma lives loudly within you.”] 10-15-20
- Supreme Court. “A Justice Is Worth 1,000 Tweets.” By Kimberley A. Strassel. [Imagine if Trump were as determined and focused as Amy Coney Barrett.] 10-16-20
- Supreme Court. “Justice Ginsburg and the Value of Anonymity.” By Daniel Suhr. [The ACLU, for which she worked decades ago, still fights to shield donors’ names.] 10-16-20
- Supreme Court. “Amy Coney Barrett Opens Up.” By Jonathan Turley. [Her testimony was the most candid and detailed at a confirmation hearing since Robert Bork in 1987.] 10-16-20
- Supreme Court. “Everyone Has Gone Crazy in Washington.” By Peggy Noonan. [The Pelosi interview and the interrogation of Judge Barrett, who will bring a little sanity to the capital.] 10-17-20
- Supreme Court. “Amy Coney Barrett and the Dogma That didn’t Bark.” By Gerard Baler. [Democrats staged little moments of infamy, but it looks as if she’s headed for a smooth confirmation.] 10-20-20
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s Election Dodge.” [Pennsylvania’s ballot extension could haunt the Justices on Nov. 4.] 10-21-20
- Supreme Court. “The Rhetoric of Court Packing Is Here.” [Democrats boycott the ‘sham’ and ‘illegitimate’ vote on Judge Barrett.] 10-23-20
- Supreme Court. “We May Get a Conservative chief Justice.” By James Taranto. [If Roberts joins the liberals, Thomas gets to assign the opinion.] 10-27-20
- Supreme Court. “Justice Barrett Joins the Court.” [A landmark for the judiciary, without any guaranteed outcomes.] 10-27-20
- Supreme Court. “Supreme Court Ballot Wisdom.” [It isn’t partisan to rule that a states’ voting deadline should stand.] 10-28-20
- Supreme Court. “With Justice Barrett, Is the End Near for Racial Preferences?” by Jason L. Riley. [A new majority may stop equivocating on affirmative action, which impedes black mobility.] 10-28-20
- Supreme Court. “The Barrett Battle That Wasn’t” by Curt Levey. [This confirmation was supposed to be especially hard. How did it turn out to be especially easy?] 10-30-20
- Supreme Court. “Voters and The Other Supreme Courts.” By Allysia Finley. [Justices are on the ballots in 31 states. Most races are ‘nonpartisan’ but political.] 11-2-20
- Supreme Court. “Philly, Catholics and Foster Kids.” [The Supreme Court’s next religious liberty case could be big.] 11-4-20
- Supreme Court. “ObamaCare Returns to the Supremes.” [The mandate ‘tax’ may go down, but the law will survive.] 11-10-20
- Supreme Court. “Supreme Misjudgment on ObamaCare.” [Texas and Trump run into a skeptical majority at the High Court.] 11-11-20
- Supreme Court. “Who Is an American ‘Person.’?” [The Supreme Court considers the Census and illegal immigrants.] 11-28-20
- Supreme Court. “The Court Stands on Principle.” [The Justices toss a census case ginned up by Democratic states.] 12-19-20
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court Steps Up Again.” [The Justices partially enjoin California’s limits on religious services.] 2-8-21
- Supreme Court. “The Court Won’t End Election Anarchy.” [The Justices demur on a case over Pennsylvania’s 10,000 late ballots.] 2-23-21
- Supreme Court. “Sheldon Whitehouse vs. Supreme Court.” [The Senator threatens the Justices on amicus-brief disclosure.] 3-10-21
- Supreme Court. “The U.S. Needs More Federal Judges.” By Thomas Berry. [Neither side wants to give the other an appointment windfall, but there’s a way to break the impasse.] 3-10-21
- Supreme Court. “High Court’s Unfinished School-Choice Business.” By Michael Bindas. [A petition from Maine parents gives the justices an opportunity to protect religious freedom fully.] 3-18-21
- Supreme Court. “Property Rights at the Court.” [Can a state order owners to let the public use land without compensation.] 3-22-21
- Supreme Court. “How to Restore Balance to Libel Law.” By Glenn Harlan Reynolds. [The Supreme Court can curtail the worst media abuse without overturning its landmark 1964 ruling.] 3-25-21
- Supreme Court. “Biden Commissions the Court.” [His panel on court-packing tilts sharply to the legal left.] 4-10-21
- Supreme Court. “Court Packing Is a Dangerous Game.” By Phillip Hamburger. [Even if the size of the bench remains the same, intimidation diminishes the justices’ stature.] 4-16-21
- Supreme Court. “If Democrats Pack the Court.” [After they add Justices, the GOP could strip their jurisdiction.] 4-17-21
- Supreme Court. “Donor Disclosure at the Supreme Court.” [The Justices hear a major case on the right of association.] 4-24-21
- Supreme Court. “Sheldon Whitehouse Is No Friend of the Courts.” by David B. Rivkin Jr. and Andrew M. Grossman. [The senator declares war on amicus briefs and attacks the right to express views he disfavors.] 4-30-21
- Supreme Court. “Samuel Alito’s Culture-War Warning.” [The Justices punt on California’s sanctions against Texas.] 4-30-21
- Supreme Court. “The Justices Take up Abortion.” 5-19-21
- Supreme Court. “Forgetting Justice Marshall.” [An Illinois law school drops his name as the left turns on the Court.] 5-24-21
- Supreme Court. “God Save the Thomas Court.” By Wm. McGurn. [He’s not chief justice, but never before has he had he power and influence he has now.] 5-25-21
- Supreme Court. “Justices, Please Take the Harvard Case.” [The Court needs to affirm the principle of racial equality, or the U.S. will resegregate.] 5-25-21
- Supreme Court. “One Cheer for the Roberts Court.” [A narrow ruling on religious liberty helps Catholic foster parents.] 6-18-21
- Supreme Court. “The Justices Side With Foster children.” By Sharonell Fulton and Toni Simmons-Busch. [Their ruling strikes a blow against religious discrimination.] 6-24-21
- Supreme Court. “Big Win for Property Rights.” [The Supreme Court puts significant limits on the government’s claims on the rights of owners.] 6-24-21
- Supreme Court. “This Surprising Supreme Court.” [A ruling on a pipeline shows the diversity of constitutional views.] 6-30-21
- Supreme Court. “A Supreme Blow to Intimidation.” By Kimberley A. Strassel. [Sheldon Whitehouse is unhappy about Thursday’s ruling. That’s a good sign.] 7-2-21
- Supreme Court. “Donor Privacy and the First Amendment.” [The Justices strike down a broad demand for nonprofit donor lists.] 7-2-21
- Supreme Court. “A Cautiously Conservative Court.” By David R. Rivkin Jr. and Andrew M. Grossman. [Ideological lines turn out to be more fluid than partisans had imagined when Barrett was named.] 7-2-21
- Supreme Court. “The Stephen Breyer Backfire.” By Kimberly A. Strassel. [Efforts to bully him into retirement may end up having the opposite effect.] 7-23-21
- Supreme Court. “The Temptation of the ‘Common Good.’” By David B. Rivkin Jr. and Andrew M Grossman. [Conservatives finally have a Supreme Court majority. Some on the right want judicial activism too.] 7-24-21
- Supreme Court. “Has Roe v. Wade Met Its Match?” by David J. Garrow. [The brief by Mississippi’s attorney general makes a surprising argument aimed at Chief Justice Roberts.] 7-30-21
- Supreme Court. “Brett Kavanaugh’s Eviction Lesson.” 8-5-21
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s Eviction Docket.” [The Justices block a New York ban, as the CDC gets a reprieve.] 8-14-21
- Supreme Court. “Kavanaugh to the Liberal Rescue.” [Democrats discover that a private right of action without injury is unfair.] 9-7-21
- Supreme Court. “On Judicial Supremacy.” (Bookshelf by Bryan A. Garner.) “The Authority of the Court and the Peril of Politics.” By Stephen Breyer. [In the text of a notable lecture, Justice Breyer explores judicial power, the rule of law and the role of the judiciary in the American polity.] 9-8-21
- Supreme Court. “Justice Gorsuch Tears Up Oklahoma.” [His 5-4 McGirt opinion is causing havoc in the Sooner State.] 9-9-21
- Supreme Court. “Can Even God Save the Supreme Court?” by Daniel Henninger. [Justices Breyer and Barrett share at least one opinion: The Court is in trouble.] 9-16-21
- Supreme Court. “’Originalist’ Judges Lose Sight of Truths That Precede Law.” By Hadley Arkes. [Even if the Constitution is silent on abortion, nature and science have a lot to say about it.] 9-30-21
- Supreme Court. “The ‘Shadow Docket” Diversion.” [Alito corrects liberal distortions of the Court’s unsigned orders.] 10-2-21
- Supreme Court. “Progressive Court-Packing Meltdown.” [The Justices shouldn’t be intimidated by an impotent commission.] 10-19-21
- Supreme Court. “Abortion Distortion at the Supreme Court.” [Will the Justices blow up a crucial and longtime limit on judicial power.?] 11-3-21
- Supreme Court. “John Roberts and the Abortion Precedents.” By Edward Whelan. [The chief justice can protect the court, strike a blow for democracy, and overturn bad decisions.] 12-1-21
- Supreme Court. “Sotomayor Gets Political.” [The Justice loses her cool during oral argument on abortion.] 12-2-21
- Supreme Court. “Justices Take Up Religious Liberty – Again.” By Michael A. Helfand and Nathan J. Diament. [Organizations that get state money shouldn’t have to disavow their faith.] 12-3-21
- Supreme Court. “How to Get Away With Manslaughter.” [The McGirt case opened a bizarre loophole for Oklahoma criminals.] 12-4-21
- Supreme Court. “Will the Justices Let Go of Abortion?” by Peggy Noonan. [Overturning Roe v. Wade wouldn’t settle the issue, but it would create the possibility of a settlement.] 12-4-21
- Supreme Court. “Biden’s Supreme Court Packers Pack Up. [Their report on adding Justices puts the ball in the President’s court.] 12-8-21
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s Chance to Rein In the Regulatory State.” By Richard A. Epstein and Mario Loyola. [The doctrine of Chevron deference is at stake in an otherwise obscure case the justices heard last week.] 12-8-21
- Supreme Court. “If the Court Overturns Roe.” By Daniel Henninger. [It would disrupt U.S. politics and the idea that no liberal policy can ever change.] 12-9-21
- Supreme Court. “Court Packing Is Discreditable as Ever.” By Keith E. Whittington. [Judicial independence is too important to sacrifice for a majority’s temporary political advantage.] 12-10-21
- Supreme Court. “The McGirt Ruling Breaches Its Levee.” [Oklahoma’s civil power is at risk, as a court order showed last week.] 12-27-21
- Supreme Court. “The End of the ‘Work-Around’ Era.” By David b. Rivkin Jr. and Andrew M. Grossman. [The vaccine-mandate case gives the Supreme Court an opportunity to revive the separation of powers.] 1-7-22
- Supreme Court. “The Work-Around’ May Run Aground.” [Chief Justice Roberts asks a telling question on the OSHA mandate.] 1-8-22
- Supreme Court. “The Native American Victims of McGirt.” [‘There is no protection for me – or anyone like me,’ one woman says.] 1-10-22
- Supreme Court. “Two Supreme Court Cases to Watch.” [The Justices take up the excesses of the administrative State.] 1-26-22
- Supreme Court. “Stephen Breyer’s Loss to the Court.” [The pragmatic liberal’s replacement may be from the new legal left.] 1-27-22
- Supreme Court. “A College Couldn’t Get Away With Biden’s High-Court Criteria.” By Jonathan Turley. [His promise to appoint only a black woman is the kind of quota the justices rejected in Bakke.] 1-27-22
- Ukraine. “Biden’s Berlin Gas Airlift.” [The West’s energy disarmament is a gift to Putin on Ukraine.] 1-27-22
- Supreme Court. “Biden’s Supreme Court Risk.” By Kimberley A Strassel. [If he chooses a radical to replace Breyer, it will stimulate GOP turnout in November.] 1-28-22
- Supreme Court. “Race, Gender and the Supreme Court.” [Criticism of Biden’s forthcoming black woman nominee isn’t ‘racially tinged.’] 1-29-22
- Supreme Court. “The Court Needs Diversity In More Ways Than One.” By Benjamin H. Barton. [No current justice is a public-college alum, and only one was a trial judge.] 1-31-22
- Supreme Court. “Vetoing a Black Woman Judge.” [Look who’s targeting one of Biden’s possible Court nominees. The left.] 2-5-22
- Supreme Court. “Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson?” [Biden’s nominee for the Supreme Court is the top progressive choice.] 2-26-22
- Supreme Court. “Climate Cleanup at the Supreme Court.” [The Justices get a second chance to stop the EPA’s lawbreaking.] 2-28-22
- Supreme Court. “A Look at Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Judicial Record.” By David B. Rivkin Jr. and Andrew M Grossman. [Her opinions are generally workmanlike, making it easy to discern the cases that inspired her passion.] 2-28-22
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s ‘Major Question.’” [The Justices have an ideal chance to define this valuable doctrine.] (“Does the Environmental Protection Agency have the power to eliminate fossil fuels from the U.S. economy…”) 3-3-22
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s Elections Docket.” [The Justices can’t duck forever on state courts and gerrymanders.] 3-9-22
- Supreme Court. “What Kind of Justice Will We Get With Ketanji Brown Jackson?” by Jason L. Riley. 3-9-22
- Supreme Court. “Will Ketanji Brown Jackson Defend the Supreme Court’s Legitimacy? By Adam J. White. [Senators should ask her view of court-packing, which Ginsburg and Breyer strongly opposed.] 3-19-22
- Supreme Court. “The Long Arc of Ketanji Brown Jackson.” [Justice Thomas’s hospitalization is a reminder of the stakes.] 3-22-22
- Supreme Court. “Judge Jackson and ‘Dark Money.’” By Kimberley A. Strassel. [Her hearings expose the hypocrisy of Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse’s crusade against.] 3-25-22
- Supreme Court. “Ketanji Brown Jackson and Antonin Scalia.” [She Professes – at least for now – his philosophy of original meaning.] 3-25-22
- Supreme Court. “Ketanji Brown Jackson and the Triumph of Originalism.” By Randy E. Barnett. [Biden’s nominee comes close to endorsing the philosophy that sank Robert Bork in 1987.] 3-25-22
- Supreme Court. “The Ginni Thomas Texts.” [A leak from the Jan. 6 committee aims to tarnish Justice Thomas.] 3-26-22
- Supreme Court. “The Hypocritical Attack on Justice Clarence Thomas.” By Jason L. riley. [The left smears him for having an opinionated spouse – a standard never applied to other judges.] 3-30-22
- Supreme Court. “Justice Thomas Shouldn’t Recuse.” [His wife’s political views aren’t reason not to sit on elections cases.] 3-31-22
- Supreme Court. “When Judge Jackson Ruled Against the IRS.” By Leslie Lenkowsky. [She sided with a pro-Israel nonprofit whose exemption was stalled.] 4-4-22
- Supreme Court. “Justice Katanji Brown Jackson. 4-8-22
- Supreme Court. “Throwing ‘shadow Docket’ Shade. [Five Justices were right to reinstate a Trump rule on an emergency basis.] 4-8-22
- Supreme Court. “The Case of the White Supremacist Choctaw.” [Which criminals, precisely, get to use the McGirt escape hatch?] 4-12-22
- Supreme Court. “A G-Man’s Straight Talk on McGirt.” [What happens to a white thief who steals a Native American’s car? ‘well…yeah, nothing.’] 4-25-22
- Supreme Court. “Abortion and the Supreme Court.” [This is the moment for the Justices to turn the issue over to the voters.] 4-27-22
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s McGirt Dilemma.” [The Justices chew on how to fix a problem of their own making.] 4-29-22
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court Leak. “ [Justice Alito’s careful draft opinion grasps the constitutional nettle.] 5-4-22
- Supreme Court. “Justice Alito’s Originalist Triumph.” By David J. Garrow. [Chief Justice Rehnquist planted the seeds for this opinion in a 1997 case involving assisted suicide.] 5-5-22
- Supreme Court. “Did Supreme Nominee Lie to Congress?” [The Justices did not promise to uphold abortion precedents.] 5-6-22
- Supreme Court. “Who’s a Threat to Democracy.” [The pro-choice left is attacking the legitimacy of the Supreme Court.] 5-7-22
- Supreme Court. “The End of Roe Will Be Good for America.” By Peggy Noonan. [A mistaken decision, a product of vanity, rolled and distorted our politics and poisoned our culture.] 5-7-22
- Supreme Court. “A Fence for the Supreme Court?” by Daniel Henninger. [How did America become a country always on the brink of political violence?] 5-12-22
- Supreme Court. “Alito Doesn’t Want Your Contraceptives.” [Listen to what the Justices said about Griswold and privacy.] 5-16-22
- Supreme Court. “The Roe ‘Aberration’ and America’s Civic Crisis.” (The Weekend Interview with Douglas B. Ginsberg by Tunku Varadarajan.) [He was Reagan’s second choice after Robert Bork’s nomination failed. He says criticism of Justice Alito’s draft opinion reflects constitutional ignorance.] 5-21-22
- Supreme Court. “Roe Must Go for Precedent’s Sake.” By Adam J. White. [Stae decisis is too important to be defined by such a poorly reasoned case.] 5-24-22
- Supreme Court. “Harry Blackmun’s Other Wrong Supreme Court Decision.” By Paul Moreno. [The Justice who wrote for the Roe v. Wade majority also validated the Major League Baseball cartel. ] 5-28-22
- Supreme Court. “Targeting the Supreme Court.” [Pelosi has been sitting on a bill to protect the Justices’ families.] 6-9-22
- Supreme Court. “The Assault on the Supreme Court.” [The Court is especially vulnerable to acts of political violence.” 6-13-22
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court Reclaims its Legitimacy. “ by David B. Rivkin Jr. and Jennifer L. Mascott. [In 1973, not this week, the justices overstepped their boundaries and made their institution political.] 6-25-22
- Supreme Court. “The Justices Didn’t Lie to the Senate.” [No one in the Dobbs majority promised to uphold Roe V. Wade.] 6-27-22
- Supreme Court. “The End of Roe Brings More Cheap Shots Against Clarence Thomas.” By Jason L. Riley. [His concurrence in Dobbs isn’t personal. It is a principled analysis of due-process jurisprudence.] 6-29-22
- Supreme Court. “Oklahoma’s Right to Protect Native Victims.” [A 5-4 Supreme Court begins to clean up its tribal McGirt mess.] 6-30-22
- Supreme Court. “The Justices’ Message to Congress.” By Kimberley A. Strassel. [The EPA case doesn’t preclude climate rules. It requires lawmakers to enact them.] 7-1-22
- Supreme Court. “The Conservative Court Has Arrived.” (The Weekend interview with Paul Clement by Nicholas Tomaino..) [From abortion and religion to guns and administrative law, ’’I don’t think Justice Thomas has ever had a better term,’ the leading appellate litigator says.] 7-2-22
- Supreme Court. “A Court for the Constitution.” [The historic Supreme Court term was a triumph for originalism.] 7-2-22
- Supreme Court. “When All Nine Justices Agree.” [The Court says prosecutors must prove criminal intent.] 7-5-22
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s War on Life, the Universe and Everything.” By Gerard Baker. [From abortion to climate change, a wave of yellow journalism targets the men and women in black robes.] 7-5-22
- Supreme Court. “Still No Peace at the Justices’ Houses.” [The Supreme Court asks for action under laws against picketing homes.] 7-6-22
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court Saves Politics.” By Danel Henninger. [The West Virginia and Dobbs decision free American as from rule by experts and judges.] 7-7-22
- Supreme Court. “The Man Who Won’t Protect the Justices.” [“…Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich…”] 7-7-22
- Supreme Court. “Kansas, Abortion and the Supreme Court.” [The winning side still wants judges to rule as philosopher kings.] 8-5-22
- Supreme Court. “Elena Kagan’s ‘Political’ Court.” [The Justice gives an assist to those attacking the Court’s legitimacy.] 9-16-22
- Supreme Court. “A Supreme Court Watershed.” [Welcome back to the Justices, who consider a major regulatory case.] 10-1-22
- Supreme Court. “John Roberts and Racial Gerrymandering.” [The Supreme Court weighs the Voting Rights Act in 2022 Alabama.] 10-3-22
- Supreme Court. “Justice Jackson’s ‘Rae Conscious’ History.” [Is the constitution colorblind? Apparently she doesn’t think so.] 10-8-22
- Supreme Court. “The Public Has a Right to Know Who Leaked the Dobbs Draft.” By Alan M. Dershowitz. [Alito says the breach put justices’ lives in danger. That’s all the more reason for a serious investigation.] 10-31-22
- Supreme Court. “Another Supreme Court Clean-Up Job.” [The Justices need to clear up confusion about private lawsuits.] 11-8-22
- Supreme Court. “The Court’s Other Racial Preference Case.” [Want to adopt a Native American child? It’s harder if you’re white.] 11-9-22
- Supreme Court. “Targeting Justice Alito.” [The latest second-hand hearsay attempt to discredit the court.] 11-23-22
- Supreme Court. “Democrats Hold the Senate, and Liberal Justices Suddenly Get Old.” By James Taranto. [Sotomayor and Kagan are only in their 60s, but the actuaries at Vox say it’s time for them to go.] 12-27-22
- Supreme Court. “How the Supreme Court Set the Stage for the Jan. 6 Riot.” By Philip Hamburger. [Expanding agencies’ regulatory power turned presidential politics into an all-or-nothing game.] 1-6-23
- Supreme Court. “Racial Preferences and the Fainthearted Court.” By John B. Daukas. [For 45 years, the justices have tried to set strict limits and colleges have ignored them. It’s time for a bight-line ruling that discrimination is unlawful.] 1-14-23
- Supreme Court. “The House Can Help Find the Supreme Court Leaker.: by Alan M. Dershowitz. [The marshal doesn’t have subpoena power, but the Judiciary Committee does.] 2-2-23
- Supreme Court. “God Save This Honorable Court, but Not That One.” By Ruth Wise. [Leftist elites denounce ‘judicial supremacy’ in America while trying to preserve it in Israel.] 2-17-23
- Supreme Court. “The King and the Supreme Court.” [The Justices hear a historic case on presidential power.] 2-25-23
- Supreme Court. “The Justices Take On the CFPB.” 2-28-23
- Supreme Court. “The Danger of Cameras to the High Court.” By Ryan J. Owens and Ryan Black. [Our study showed they can diminish the perception of the judiciary’s legitimacy.] 3-22-23
- Supreme Court. “A Liberal Judicial Awakening?” [Justice Gorsuch gets new respect on the separation of powers.] 3-30-23
- Supreme Court. “The Smearing of Clarence Thomas.” [The left gives up another phony ethics assault to tarnish the Court.] 4-8-23
- Supreme Court. “The Truth About Clarence Thomas’s Disclosures.” By James Taranto. [He reported carefully on his inherited real estate. ProPublica’s reporting was slipshod and incurious.] 4-17-23
- Supreme Court. “Can the Post Office Force a Christian to Deliver on Sunday?” by Nathan J. Diament. [Under existing case law, yes. A mailman is asking the Supreme Court to revisit the question.] 4-18-23
- Supreme Court. “’Collateral Damage’ of a Smear Campaign.” (The Weekend Interview with Harlan Crow by Barton Swain.” [In an effort to delegitimate the Supreme Court, left-leaning journalists libel a friend of Justice Thomas as a Nazi sympathizer.] 4-22-23
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court Takes Up ‘Home-Equity Theft.’ By Christina Martin. [Officials sold Geraldine Tyler’s condo to settle a tax debt – then pocketed an extra $25,000.] 4-22-23
- Supreme Court. “The Court’s Abortion Pill Reprieve.: [Democrats suddenly praise a Court they claim is ‘illegitimate.’] 4-24-23
- Supreme Court. “Et Tu, Jaun? Clarence Thomas’s Fickle Friends Pile On.” By James Taranto. [Mitt Romney and Mona Charon go on the attack, then go silent in the face of new information.] 4-25-23
- Supreme Court. “Bloomberg Flings Mud at Clarence Thomas.” By James Taranto. [It tries to gin up a scandal over a case the court didn’t hear.] 4-26-23
- Supreme Court. “’This Made Us Targets of Assassination.’” (Weekend Interview with Samuel Alito by Jams Taranto and David B. Rivkin Jr.) [Legitimacy of the Dobbs ruling answers attacks on the court’s ‘legitimacy.’ He says he thinks he knows who leaked the draft and is certain about the motive.] 4-29-23
- Supreme Court. “Politico Aims at Gorsuch and Misses.” By Nicholas Tomaino. “Another ‘ethics’ hit on a conservative justice turns to dust when you dig into the specifics.] 5-1-23
- Supreme Court. “The ‘Ethics’ Assault on the Court.” [Democrats want to gain more political control over the Justices.] 5-2-23
- Supreme Court. “Sheldon Whitehouse vs. the Supreme Court.” [One witness dismantles the senator’s plan to control the Justices.] 5-3-23
- Supreme Court. “Alinskyites of the Left and Right Attack Thomas and Sotomayor.” By James Taranto. [ProPublica is out with another deceptive hit piece, and the Daily Wire also gets into the act.] 5-5-23
- Supreme Court. “Discretionary Matters.” (Bookshelf by Adam J. White.) [“The Shadow Docket.” By Stephen Vladeck.] [How the Supreme Court has approached time-sensitive legal conflicts – sometimes at Congress’s behest, sometimes on its own.] 5-11-23
- Supreme Court. “The False Abe Fortas Analogy.” By Ilya Shapiro. [His behavior on the Supreme Court was unlike anything the current justices are accused of.] 5-11-23
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s Pork chops. [Five Justices allow California’s intrusion on interstate commerce.] 5-13-23
- Supreme Court. “The Left’s War on the Rule of Law.” By Ed Meese and Kelly Shackelford. [There’s no greater threat to our form of government than attacks on the judiciary’s legitimacy.] 5-17-23
- Supreme Court. “A Clean Water Landmark for Liberty.” [The Justices rebuke the EPA for its land grab over ‘waters’ of the U.S.] 5-26-23
- Supreme Court. “ProPublica Recycles Old Clarence Thomas News.” [The site accuses the justice of legal violations – but he was officially cleared more than a decade ago.] 6-5-23
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s Racial Misfire.” [The Justices save the Indian Child Welfare Act, for now.] 6-20-23
- Supreme Court. “ProPublica Misleads Its Readers.” By Samuel A. Alioto Jr. [The publication levels false charges about recusal, financial disclosures and a 2008 fishing trip.] 6-21-23
- Supreme Court. “’Ethics’ and Judicial Independence.” By Helgi C. Walker. [Law makers seek to dictate the inner workings of the Supreme Court, imperiling the constitutional order.] 6-22-23
- Supreme Court. “Alito, Paul Singer and Obergefell.” By Ira Stoll. [If the justice really wanted to curry favor with the billionaire, he would have supported gay marriage.] 6-23-23
- Supreme Court. “The ‘King’ and the Supreme Court.” [The Justices lack consistent principles on ‘standing’ to sue.] 6-27-23
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s Elections Muddle.” [The Justices invite many more legal challenges to state ballot laws.] 6-28-23
- Supreme Court. “The Court Wrestles With Rights.” By Daniel Henninger. [Americans don’t want to forfeit forever their views on abortion or other personal issues.] 6-29-23
- Supreme Court. “A Resounding Reaffirmation of Times v. Sullivan.” By Lee Levine and Matthew L. Schafer. [Six justices reject Clarence Thomas’s view that the landmark defamation case should be overturned.] 6-29-23
- Supreme Court. “A Landmark for Racial Equality.” [The Justices revive the plain meaning of the 14th Amendment. 6-30-23
- Supreme Court. “A 9-0 Victory for Religious Rights.” 6-30-23
- Supreme Court. “Biden Loses Again at the High Court.” [The Justices rap the President for trying to usurp Congress’s power.] 7-1-23
- Supreme Court. “Score One for Free Speech and Pluralism.” [The Supreme Court supports dissent from progressive coercion.] (“In 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis, the Court ruled in favor of Lorie Smith and her custom website business.”) 7-1-23
- Supreme Court. “The Next Supreme Court Landmark. “ [The Justices will hear a case challenging SEC administrative judges.] 7-3-23
- Supreme Court. “Who Says Justice Thomas Benefited From Affirmative Action?” by Jason L. Riley. [He graduated Yale Law School. So did Bill and Hillary Clinton. Only his credentials get questioned. 7-5-23
- Supreme Court. “Scapegoating the Supreme Court.” by David Henninger. [Democrats said they would run policies for black Americans. Now the blame game.] 7-6-23
- Supreme Court. “Justice Jackson’s Incredible Statistic.” By Ted Frank. [Her claim about black newborns’ survival rates is obviously implausible.] 7-6-23
- Supreme Court. “No Speed Limit for Native Americans.” [The latest McGirt mess is a Choctaw scofflaw immune from city fines.] 7-7-23
- Supreme Court. “Earl Warren and Affirmative Action.” By Alan M. Dershowitz. [I believe the 1960s court would have struck down college racial preferences.] 7-12-23
- Supreme Court. “Judges for Legal Disobedience.” [A Fourth Circuit panel defies Congress and Biden to stop a pipeline.] 7-12-23
- Supreme Court. “The Smearing of Lorie Smith.” By Kristen Waggoner and Erin Hawley. [She won a landmark First Amendment victory. The press now falsely claims she filed a ‘fake case.’”] 7-12-23
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court Control Act.” [New ethics rules are a scheme to destroy the Court’s independence.] 7-17-23
- Supreme Court. “The Sheldon Whitehouse Ethics Mirror.” [Democrats push their Supreme Court bill with another spectacle.] 7-22-23
- Supreme Court. “Colorblindness Is Worth a Try.” By Charlotte Allen. [Starting in 1883, the high court equivocated on the meaning of the Equal Protection Clause.] 7-25-23
- Supreme Court. “A Mountain Valley Pipeline Miracle.” [The Supreme Court rebukes the Fourth Circuit on permits.] 7-28-23
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s Plain-Spoken Defender.” (The Weekend Interview with Samuel Alito by David R. Rivkin Jr. and James Taranto.] [He has emerged as an important justice with a distinctive interpretive method that is pragmatic yet rooted in originalism and textualism.] 7-29-23
- Supreme Court. “Our Alito Scoop Is No Scandal.” By James Taranto. [Ruth Marcus thinks she smells a rat. The truth is that partisanship has dulled her nose for news.] 8-2-23
- Supreme Court. “Democrats vs. the Supreme Court.” [They want to influence which Justices can hear certain cases.] 8-7-23
- Supreme Court. “A Gambit to Duck Supreme Court Review.” [You won’t believe this tale of ‘tester’ lawsuits and legal shenanigans.] 8-8-23
- Supreme Court. “Judges Attack Judicial Independence.” By Greg Dolin and Philip Hamburger. [Members of the Federal Circuit sideline a venerable colleague on false charges and without due process.] 8-11-23
- Supreme Court. “Thomas discloses, Media Opposes.” By James Taranto. [The justice’s 2022 filing confirms the Journal’s debunking of ProPublica’s botched April story.] 9-1-23
- Supreme Court. “New Judicial Scandal: ‘Improper Opining.’ [Sheldon Whitehouse sees a conspiracy in a Journal interview.] 9-6-23
- Supreme Court. “Samual Alito Refuses to Recuse.” [He dismantles Democratic demands that he sit out a case.] 9-9-23
- Supreme Court. “ProPublica Buries Its Clarence Thomas News.” By Ira Stoll. [The outlet’s latest hit piece unwittingly debunks its own political narrative.] 9-23-23
- Supreme Court. “Justice Alito’s Firs Amendment.” By James Taranto and David B. Rivkin Jr. [He’s unusually willing to accept limits on outre speech – but on core political speech, he’s stronger than the ACLU.] 10-2-23
- Supreme Court. “The ADA Lawsuit Mill at the High Court.” [She filed ‘accessibility’ cases against hotels she never planned to visit.] 10-3-23
- Supreme Court. “Justice Gorsuch on the Spending power.” [Is there any ceiling, or floor, to what the CFPB can decide to spend?] 10-4-23
- Supreme Court. “A Two-Faed Tax at the Supreme Court.” [Washington state’s new capital-gains tax falls afoul of federal law.] 10-20-23
- Supreme Court. “Domestic Abusers for Gun Rights?” [The Supreme Court hears big new Second Amendment case.] 11-6-23
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s New Ethics Code.” [The substance is fine but the partisan critics won’t be appeased.] 11-14-23
- Supreme Court. “The Justices’ Ethics Code Rebukes Their Critics.” By David B. Rivkin Jr. and Lee A. Casey. 11-18-23
- Supreme Court. “The Senate’s Subpoena Games.” [Democrats bulldoze the rules in pursuit of Supreme Court Justices.] 12-1-23
- Supreme Court. ‘Sand Day O’Connor, 1930-2023.” [The Justice championed the role of the states in the Constitution.] 12-2-23
- Supreme Court. “Justice O’Connor Knew the Limits of Judging – and Government.” By Viet D. Dinh. [A rugged individualist, she approached cases with care, humility and a regard for the facts above all else.] 12-2-23
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court Will finally Decide What ‘Income’ Means.” By Hank Adler and Lacy Willis. [The Justices hear a case asking if Congress can tax unrealized capital gains under the 1ty Amendment.] 12-5-23
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court and a Wealth Tax.” [The Justices can block an unconstitutional tax on appreciated assets.] 12-6-23
- Supreme Court. “A Moot Supreme Court on ADA Lawsuits.” [Justice Thomas warns of docket manipulation as a big case goes nowhere.] 12-7-23
- Supreme Court. “Abortion Pills, Fishing Boats and the Legal War on Experts.” By Alan s. Blinder. [Cases before the Supreme Court could endanger regulation of banking and many other sectors.] 12-21-23 (Blinder was an adviser to Al Gore and John Kerry during their respective presidential campaigns in 2000 and 2004)
- Supreme Court. “Sandbagging the Supreme Court.” By Kimberley A. Strassel. [The left’s legal assault on Trump is a threat to the institution – and that’s by design.] 12-22-23
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court Spurns Mr. Smith.” [The Justices wisely decide not to expedite a Trump legal appeal.] 12-23-23
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s Road to El Dorado.” [Can governments use building permits to extort property owners?] 1-6-24
- Trump. “Trump Summons the Furies in Iowa.” By Barton Swaim. [The former president knows his enemies’ lunacy makes his fans love him. So he encourages those enemies, who may end up re-electing him.] 1-6-24
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court to the Ballot Rescue.” 1-8-24
- Supreme Court. “Will the Supreme Court Keep Trump off the Ballot?” by Jason L. Riley. [The justices face many questions as they review a case involving Section 3 of the 14th Amendment.] 1-10-24
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s First Trump Test.” [A 9-0 ruling against Colorado would be best for the country.] 2-8-24
- Supreme Court. “Supreme Doubt on Disqualifying Trump.” 2-9-24
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court and the Right to Sue.” [How long do citizens have to challenge a lawless federal agency?] 2-20-24
- Supreme Court. “Why the Justices Had to Hear Trump’s Case.” By David B. Rivkin Jr. and Elizabeth Price Foley. [The D.C. Circuit’s ruling was so sweeping that it posed a danger to our constitutional democracy.] 3-1-24
- Supreme Court. “The Legal Scholar Who Cried Wolf.” By Adam J. White. [Lawrence Tribe faults the Supreme Court for averting the ‘chaos’ of which he had warned.] 3-5-24
- Supreme Court. “Supreme Court 9, Lawfare 0 )” [A unanimous Court says Colorado can’t ban Trump from the ballot.] 3-5-24
- Supreme Court. “Why Samuel Alito Shuns The State Of the Union.” By James Taranto and David B. Rivkin Jr. [He found the partisan spectacle distasteful even before Obama’s inaccurate declamation in 2010.] 3-7-24
- Supreme Court. “No More Justices at the State of the Union.” By Nathan Lewin. [John Harlan thought it unconstitutional for him to attend. Biden proved him right.] 3-11-24
- Supreme Court. “Duty, Urgency and Immunity.” By Dave Yost. [The Supreme Court needs to set a standard that respects the presidency as well as the rule of law.] 3-21-24
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court and Mifepristone.” [Can judges act as a Super FDA on drug approvals?] 3-26-24
- Supreme Court. “A Judge-Made Right to Vagrancy.” [Will the Supreme Court overturn another Ninth Circuit howler?] 4-22-24
- Elections. “A New Jersey Friend Is Sticking With Trump.” By Peggy Noonan. [‘It was like he makes you fell everything’s gonna be OK,’ she says. And ‘he’s very funny and sarcastic.’] 5-18-24
- Supreme Court. “Mrs. Alito and the Ginsburg Standard.” By Mark Paoletta. [The late justice didn’t recuse herself after expressing her own political opinions.] 5-23-24
- Supreme Court. “A Flagging Campaign.” By Kimberley A. Strassel. [The ‘ethics’ attack against Alito having failed, the left turns to flag etiquette.] 5-24-24
- Supreme Court. “Alabama Sues to Stop California’s Climate-Change Power grab.: by Steve Marshall. [The Golden State’s effort at setting national energy policy is misguided and unconstitutional.] 5-25-24
- Supreme Court. “Justice Alito’s Latest Vexing Vexillology.” 5-25-24
- Supreme Court. “Chief Justice Durbin Opines.” [Roberts should tell the Senators to stay in their constitutional lane.] 5-29-24
- Supreme Court. “Justice Alito’s ‘Obligation to Sit.” [The Justice rightly rejects a partisan demand for recusal on Trump-relate cases.] 5-30-24
- Supreme Court. “Supreme Court Ethics.” By Mitch McConnell. 6-7-24
- Supreme Court. “Alito Stands Falsely Accused of Candor.” By James Taranto. [Rolling Stone tries to make a scandal out of surreptitiously taped anodyne remarks.] 6-11-24
- Supreme Court. “The Secret Supreme Court Tapes.” [A Woman infiltrated a gala to try provoking Justice and Mrs. Alito.] 6-12-24
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court and the Abortion Pill.” [Whatever happened to that ‘Christian Nationalist’ majority?] 6-14-24
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court’s Bump Stock Ruling.” [The Justices say ATF let Congress off the hook on a gun regulation.] 6-15-24
- Supreme Court. “The Dishonorable Attack on the Alitos.” By Peggy Noonan. [A left-wing activist impressed her comrades, hardened her foes, and got attention. So what?] 6-15-24
- Supreme Court. “A Supreme Mistake on Wealth Taxes.” [Five Justices open the door to taxing unrealized gains in assets.] 6-21-24
- Supreme Court. “Originalism and the Second Amendment.” [The Justices uphold a gun regulation amid five concurrences.] 6-22-24
- Supreme Court. “The ‘Fix’ Is in With the Latest Attack on Clarence Thomas.” By Mark Paoletta. [A report from a self-styled non-ideological Supreme Court watchdog is filled with errors and omissions.] 6-24-24
- Supreme Court. “A Supreme Court License to Bully.” [A 6-3 majority ducks the issue of censorship via internet platforms.] 6-27-24
- Supreme Court. “A Triumph for Trial by Jury.” [Federal agencies can’t deny defendants their day in federal court.] 6-28-24
- Supreme Court. “A Defeat for Zealous Prosecutors.” [The Supreme Court tilts against prosecutions based on vague law.] 6-28-24
- Supreme Court. “Two Big Victories for Liberty.” [The Justices continue their repair work on the separation of powers.] 6-29-24
- Supreme Court. “The Court Protects the Presidency.” [Presidents have ‘presumptive immunity’ for their official acts.] 7-2-24
- Supreme Court. “America Depends on Presidential Immunity.” By David B. Rivkin Jr. and Elizabeth Price Foley. [Rejecting Trump’s claim would have meant a weaker government and a more politicized justice system.] 7-2-24
- Supreme Court. “The Administrative State Loses Again.” [The Supreme Court lets a new business challenge an old regulation.] 7-2-24
- Supreme Court. “The MAGA Supreme Court’ Doesn’t Exist.” [Democrats are fuming, but look at the record of the cases this term.] 7-3-24
- Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court Restrains Trump.” [Far from empowering a dictator, the Justices limited the executive.] 7-6-24
- Supreme Court. “Somewhere, Robert Bork Is Smiling.” By Randy E. Barnett. [Originalism kept him off the supreme Court. Now it’s the guiding philosophy of a majority of justices.] 7-11-24
- Supreme Court. “Justice Kagan’s Ethics Inversion.” [Having lower judges investigate the Justices is not a good idea.] 7-27-24
- Supreme Court. “Biden’s Assault on the Supreme Court.” [His destructive plan would make the Justices servants of the politics of the day.] 7-30-24
- Supreme Court. “High Court Term Limits Are a Waste of Wisdom.” By Nathan Lewin. 8-1-24
- Supreme Court. “The Laffer Curve of Law.” (The Weekend Interview with Neil Gorsuch by Kyle Peterson.) [The justice talks about how ‘good people’ are ‘getting whacked’ by the regulatory state. He says proposals to alter the high court are nothing new.] ] 8-3-24
- Supreme Court. “Schumer’s Lawless Attack on the Supreme Court.” By Daniel Epps and Alan Trammell. [To reverse the justices’ ruling on presidential immunity, he tries to invoke a legal ‘cheat code.’] 8-15-24
- Supreme Court. “Harris and Schumer Target the Supreme Court.” By David B. Rivkin Jr. and Andrew M Grossman. [Democrats make clear that if they win, they’ll push measures to destroy the judiciary’s independence.] 8-26-24
- Supreme Court. “Junk Science Sometimes Still Prevails in Court.” By Robert P. Charrow. [A recent Delaware case shows hat not all states follow the supreme Court’s 1993 Daubert ruling.] 8-27-24
- Supreme Court. “Justice Jackson’s ‘Enforceable’ Ethics Code.” [The Justice gives encouragement to anti-Court partisans.] 9-4-24
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