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Today in Supreme Court History: December 11, 1922
12/11/1922 – Pennsylvania Coal Co. v. Mahon. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History, December 11, 1922
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Why Is It So Hard To Admit When You’re Wrong?
People who make a felony. intentional murder—and only those people—should be executed. This is a position I have held almost all my adult lives. It has […]
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Justice Sotomayor’s Flawed History To Promote The Myth of Judicial Supremacy
Supremacy Clause: This Constitution shall include the Laws of the United States that shall be made in pursuance of it. All Treaties which have been […]
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How Narrow is the Pathway the Supreme Court Left for Suits Challenging SB 8 and Other Similar State Laws?
Justice Neil Gorsuch. You can read my post in which I discussed today’s Supreme Court verdict in in Whole Woman’s Health, v. JacksonThe future’s […]
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Against Expanding the Size of the Supreme Court
Today was Independence Day, to put it another way. After completing its work, the Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court of the United States submitted […]
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Australia Falls Back Into Arbitrary Restrictions as Omicron Emerges
When I saw headlines announcing omicron, the newly emerged “worst ever” variant of COVID-19, my heart sank—not because I was worried for my health or […]
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SCOTUS Says State Judges and Court Clerks Can’t Be Sued To Block Enforcement of the Texas Abortion Ban
Today’s Supreme Court held that Texas court clerks and judges cannot be sued for preventing enforcement of state laws that ban abortion after detection of […]
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Without Budget Gimmicks, Biden’s ‘Build Back Better’ Will Add $3 Trillion to the Deficit, CBO Says
Joe Biden repeatedly stated that his proposal to “Build back Better” will result in “transformative” change in American society. He increased the size of the […]
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Worry About Inflation, Not Immigration
The migrant crisis, inflation and labor shortages have been the focus of media attention for the majority of 2021. There has been a lot of […]
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SCOTUS Says State Judges and Court Clerks Can’t Be Sued To Block Enforcement of the Texas Abortion Ban
Today, the Supreme Court ruled that Texas judges or court clerks can’t be sued in order to prevent enforcement of a law prohibiting abortions after […]