This is the eighth and final piece in a series on what I believe the court can, and should, do better. *** Every year, each justice hires four law clerks. Under the current practi ...
The annual SCOTUSblog Summit, held on Wednesday at the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center, featured a variety of panels on several different topics concerning the Supreme Court.
All of this is why it’s of great significance for Chief Justice John Roberts, writing for the majority in last summer’s decision holding that President Donald Trump’s birthright citizenship executive ...
Today, SCOTUSblog and Johns Hopkins University are coming together to preview the cases and questions that will shape the 2026-27 Supreme Court term. This event, which is presented by Cooley, will ...
Only several years later circuit courts keep misconstruing this test and confusing what Bruen actually held, perhaps most prominently in cases relating to the commercial sale of firearms. So where ...
Today is Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s birthday. Born in 1970, Jackson has served on the Supreme Court since 2022.
Supreme Court justices are not (yet) using artificial intelligence in their work, apparently due to security concerns, but, in recent months, they’ve shown a growing interest in talking – and joking – ...
On Thursday, the court denied a request for a stay of execution from Jeffery Lee, who was sentenced to death in 2000 for killing Jimmy Ellis and Elaine Thompson while robbing a pa ...
Whether the Supreme Court should allow Libertarian candidate Lana Leguia, who is running to represent New Jersey’s 7th Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives, to appear on the ...
The Supreme Court on Monday declined to allow the U.S. Postal Service to carry out parts of a new rule on mail-in voting. In a brief, unsigned order, the justices left in place a ruling by a federal ...
Lawyers for the League of Women Voters and the Electronic Privacy Information Center on Tuesday urged the Supreme Court to leave in place a ruling by a federal judge in, D.C., that bars the federal ...
Ahead of the Supreme Court’s Monday decision on the “U.S. Postal Service rule that tightens mail-in voting requirements,” a second federal judge paused implementation of new USPS restrictions, ...
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