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Today in Supreme Court History: January 30, 1939
1/30/1939 Justice Felix Frankfurter swears. Justice Felix Frankfurter Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History – January 30, 1939
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WaPo Provides More Details On Breyer Retirement Timeline
The Washington Post has published an in-depth story on the chronology leading to Breyer’s nomination. In the fall, someone, someway, told the White House that […]
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Limiting Yourself to 7% of the Applicant Pool …
Ilya Shapiro was formerly an employee of the Cato Institute, and is now the executive director at the Georgetown Center for the Constitution. This tweet […]
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Appointing Justices Based on Race, Sex, or Religion
My colleague asked me: Would it be constitutional for President Biden not to nominate Supreme Court justices due to their race or sexual orientation? The […]
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How COVID-19 Supercharged School Choice: Corey DeAngelis
2021 was the “year of school choice”, and we are just beginning. Says Corey DeAngelis, National directorResearch at American Federation for Children. He is also […]
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It’s Time for New York City To Scrap Its Cap on Street-Food Permits
New York City’s move away from enforcement by police of street food vending has led to a new report that shows it is not achieving […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: January 29, 1923
1/29/1923: Justice Edward Sanford administers an oath. Justice Edward Sanford Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History: Jan 29, 1923
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A Border Patrol Agent Assaulted Him and Violated His First Amendment Rights. He May Never Get To Sue.
The federal government should be able to prosecute the people for their violations of rights. It is this premise that has prompted a spate petitions […]
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Why Can’t the CDC Admit There Is No Solid Evidence To Support ‘Universal Masking’ in Schools?
Heidi Przybyla, NBC News’ correspondent for this week, is featured tweetedA Michigan report on COVID-19 in public schools students. She said that her gloss meant […]
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A Roundup of Recent Federal Court Decisions
Please enjoy the latest edition of Short Circuit, a weekly feature from the Institute for Justice. While on the campaign trail for President Biden, he told […]