Judiciary
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Supreme Speculation About the Court
Republicans lost control of the Senate but might have one last opportunity to protect their judicial legacy.
Elena Kagan Wants Judges to Rule Our ‘Democracy’
She demonizes her conservative colleagues because she thinks democracy looks like a kritarchy.
Supreme Court Opens New Term Already Under Attack
Being on the highest court in the land is a thankless job, and it’s made harder when those who should uphold its credibility actively undermine it.
Alito’s Originalist Approach
Ahead of the release of his new book on originalism, the great justice uses a highway with a series of off-ramps to explain his judicial philosophy and warn against its potential misapplication.
The Left’s New Weapon: The SCOTUS Slow-Walk
Faced with a Supreme Court that occasionally rules against them on matters of substance, the Left seems to have landed on a new strategy: When in doubt, run out the clock.
Lindsay Clancy’s Lawyer Is Poisoning the Judicial System
His comments about the holdout juror, along with other jurors’ public complaints, undermine the prospect of a fair trial in this and other cases.
Even After Almost a Century, Dems Still Want to Pack the Court
Thinking that something is unlikely now is insufficient to stop it, especially when the idea has become a foundational “progressive” one.
Stop the Democrats’ Scheme to Pack the Supreme Court
Hopefully, we will never give up this most important check and balance on runaway government power.
Why We Shouldn’t Cancel the Supreme Court
There is a radical movement rising in the U.S. with chilling parallels to the French Revolution.
A Double-Duty Judiciary
The Supreme Court is supposed to resolve the tough constitutional issues. Democrats prefer that it second-guess our elected chief executive’s decision-making.
KBJ Doesn’t Understand or Practice Impartiality
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson emphasized the importance of judges avoiding partiality, but choosing Michelle Obama’s podcast as her venue undermined that point.
The Hefty Price of Demonizing SCOTUS
Supreme Court justices on both the conservative and liberal sides are asking for more security assistance due to increased threats of violence.
No, Amy Coney Barrett Is Not Ketanji Brown Jackson
While conservatives don’t always agree with Barrett’s court rulings, equating her with Jackson is wild and ridiculous.
SCOTUS Put Birthright Citizenship Beyond Congress’s Reach
There are serious constitutional arguments on both sides of the 14th Amendment debate, but the Court significantly limited Congress’s ability to revisit it.
Dems’ Dangerous Court Agenda
Frustrated Democrats are plotting to fundamentally transform the Supreme Court by working toward constitutionally dubious term limits.
SCOTUS Weighs Some Huge Cases
Before it adjourns for the summer, the Supreme Court will render decisions on a handful of cases that will profoundly affect the future of our republic.
Thomas, Gorsuch Leave Their Mark
As Clarence Thomas becomes the second-longest serving Supreme Court justice, he and his colleagues point to the way forward.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Campaign Against the Supreme Court
Her dissent in Louisiana v. Callais captures the mindset of a left that is determined to destroy the Supreme Court in order to save it.
Supreme Court Blocks Racially Segregated Gerrymandering
In a blockbuster 6-3 ruling, the justices said that the Voting Rights Act does not, in fact, require separate but equal congressional districts for minorities.
Trump DOJ Takes Wild Second Swing at Comey
The latest charges against the former FBI director over his foolish “86 47” social media post are little more than lawfare and vindictiveness.