#Justices

Zach Parkinson

AZachParkinson

Yeah, Presidents never hold swearing-in ceremonies for Justices at the White House https://twitter.com/helaineolen/status/1320899529118371840

Marin K Levy

marinklevy

Who is in the mood for a little judicial administration history? Everyone? Just as I suspected. In light of the new bill to expand SCOTUS, a *big* thread on the

Joe Nierman

NiermanJoe

For any lay persons out there, today's concurrence from J. Gorsuch attacks the Roberts decision in South Bay from 6 months ago as being "Cocoa Puffs nuts".I have never seen

Neal Katyal

neal_katyal

THREAD My Thoughts on @politico story saying the Court voted to say Roe v. Wade is fully overruled.I’ve quickly scanned the draft opinion and it appears legitimate. This means there

Ashton Pittman

ashtonpittman

: In a 2019 dissent, Amy Coney Barrett said the Constitution protects the right of non-violent felons to own guns, but does NOT protect their right to vote.Gun ownership is

Tim Hogan

TimInHonolulu

1. CJ Roberts appears to have written his opinion on the denial of the injunction in the California church closure case because Kavanaugh chose to write a dissent that didn't

Seth Abramson

SethAbramson

If you want to understand what's wrong with the U.S. right now, it isn't much more complicated than this: through a series of crimes, ignominious political operations, and unconscionable detours

Barry Friedman

barryfriedman1

In our Judicial Decision-making (JD) class this week, we’ve been discussing what we want out of judges, and what selection and retention systems are most likely to get us there.

Donald J. Trump

realDonaldTrump

A group of RINO Republicans who failed badly 12 years ago, then again 8 years ago, and then got BADLY beaten by me, a political first timer, 4 years ago,

YankeeCowboy727

YC727USA

To start off, Let's see, burdensome regulations being cut, jobs being brought back to US soil, to the 2 or more justices qualified for the job and uphold our Constitution,

Eric Baxter

esbax

Should public schools be able to punish students for private, off-campus speech? And how could this policing of student speech affect #religiousfreedom? #SCOTUS heard oral argument TODAY in a case

Tom Watson

tomwatson

On court expansion, a couple of political thoughts.1. We have to do it. There's not a single other recourse. And the signals from Biden and Schumer are clear enough. A

MCH

RVA2MI

Yup. I promise you, saying Barrett will end Roe has all the message you want to convey with none of the disgusting bigotry. So just say that. That's the rub

Chad Pergram

ChadPergram

1) The size of the Supreme Court isn’t dictated by the Constitution. It’s set by statute. That’s why the High Court has had as few as five justices and as

Parker Molloy

ParkerMolloy

Remember in 2016 when Republicans thought Clinton was going to win and planned to change the size of the Supreme Court because it would be politically advantageous?https://www.npr.org/2016/11/03/500560120/senate-republicans-could-block-pote

Ali

thisisabz

RBG believed that the pendulum, not the bald eagle, is the true symbol of America. When the pendulum swings too far in one direction, it always swings back, she famously