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Two SCOTUS cases show how an unaccountable administrative state hurts ordinary people
After the U.S. Supreme Court curtailed the powers of federal agencies in two cases last week, progressive critics predictably ...
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Hold off the death squads: Highly misleading coverage of SCOTUS immunity decision
On MSNBC, Rachel Maddow warned that the Supreme Court had just unleashed death squads to roam our streets. CNN legal analyst Norm Eisen announced that murder was now legal (at least for presidents), ...
This may end up the most damaging SCOTUS decision of the term. And it wasn't immunity.
Supreme Court Trump immunity decision wasn't the worst ruling this 2024 spring term. On Friday, Chief Justice John Roberts ...
Legal expert analyzes impact of SCOTUS presidential immunity ruling
Former criminal defense attorney Andrew Cherkasky analyzes the potential effect of the Supreme Court’s ruling on presidential ...
SCOTUS decisions will fuel conservative ambition. Pay attention to our democracy: Our view
Editorial: The Supreme Court's term presented a series of consequential wins for the American conservative agenda. Some could ...
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SCOTUS Update: Corner Post Decision Upends Concept of Administrative Finality and Expands Timeframe for Administrative Challenges
On the final day of its term, the US Supreme Court rejected the principle of “administrative finality,” an additional blow to ...
‘It is really quite chilling’: national security experts sound off on SCOTUS immunity ruling
Former CIA Director John Brennan, MSNBC national security analyst Frank Figliuzzi, and Former Assistant U.S. Attorney Mary ...
SCOTUS Is Right. Your Understanding Of Administrative Law Is Wrong.
On June 28, the Supreme Court of the United States overturned a 40-year-old opinion that controlled how courts reviewed an ...
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Scotus Central Catholic wrestling ends summer with more confidence
Scotus Central Catholic wrestling completed its two-day team camp on Tuesday capping a busy summer. Many Shamrocks have ...
SCOTUS Is Right: Presidents Can't Be Prosecuted for Doing Their Jobs | Opinion
The ruling was both eminently predictable and utterly unremarkable: presidents are immune from prosecution for official acts ...