Supreme Court
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Trump's Justice League
The president's list of five possible Supreme Court picks is as impressive as we have now come to expect.
Scrutinizing Public Unions' Contributions to Democrats
The Supreme Court is taking up a key case that involves using workers' dues to fund one political party.

Trump Consistently Impressive on Judicial Nominations
Democrats are slowing confirmation of judicial nominees, hoping to regain control of Senate in 2018.

Republicans to Ginsburg: Recuse Yourself on Trump Case
House Republicans sent a letter to the justice insisting that her past political comments on Trump were compromising.
A Supreme Second Amendment Disgrace
SCOTUS declines to hear a critical case about bearing arms after the Ninth Circuit's egregious self-reversal.
SCOTUS Upholds Trump's Ban, So What of California's?
A helpful comparison of a ban for the purposes of national security and one for the purposes of discrimination.

A Win for Religious Liberty — SCOTUS and Trinity Lutheran
The 7-2 ruling overturns a circuit court decision that favored Missouri's discrimination against a church.

SCOTUS to Rule on First Amendment Cake Baker's Case
After years of putting it off the Supreme Court will finally rule on the legality of anti-discrimination laws vs. religious liberty.
SCOTUS Protects Speech, Offensive or Otherwise
A win for The Slants, a win for the Redskins, and a win for every other American who enjoys Liberty.
The Supreme Court to Vote on Gerrymandering
What is gerrymandering, and why does it matter to the Court when it's been left up to political branches for two centuries?

SCOTUS Rules in Favor of Free Speech
Court rules that the government can't deny trademark rights based on what it deems to be disparaging and offensive.

Trump Can Be His Own Worst Enemy
His Twitter tirade about the temporary travel ban hurt his case. He needs to stop the self-destructive behavior.

Supreme Court Overturns the 'Provocation Doctrine'
SCOTUS rules that law enforcement officers have a right to self-defense, regardless of the situation's cause.

The Supreme Court's Gerrymandered Ruling
Striking down two North Carolina districts because of alleged "racism," SCOTUS exposes a serious problem with the law.
What Does a Playground Have to Do With Religious Liberty?
Missouri denied grant funding to a church solely because it's a church. The Supreme Court is considering the case.

Scalia's Legacy and Schumer's Real SCOTUS Strategy
The political contest for judicial control of the nation's future is a four-dimensional chess match.

Gorsuch Confirmed: Rule of Law Wins a Huge Victory
Other big winners are Gorsuch, Trump, McConnell, voters and, most importantly, our Constitution.

The Seventh Circuit's Open Activism
Does sex discrimination law really apply to sexual orientation?

McConnell Kills the Filibuster
One way or another, Judge Gorsuch will be joining his colleagues on the Supreme Court.
Politics, Not Qualifications, Decide Gorsuch Nomination
Schumer's desperate behavior over the filibuster reveals hypocrisy.