Originalism in the Supreme Court: Legacy and Impact
Whether or not partisan-gerrymandering claims are justiciable is vulnerable to an ideology that works at the expense of our representative government’s legitimacy.
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Humor: Justice Ginsberg Blows Out 114 Candles at 84th Birthday
When asked what she wished for, Ginsberg simply said: “You’ll see.”
History Will Judge: A Look at Garland’s Nomination in Polarized Washington
The GOP’s obstruction of Garland was genuinely unprecedented and a threat to the institutional integrity of the Supreme Court.
Stella on SCOTUS: The Supreme Court in Criminal Defense
Stella Shannon interviews her father, a criminal defense attorney, about how Supreme Court decisions have affected his practice.
Stella on SCOTUS: How the Lynch Litigated Christmas
In a holiday-themed installment of her column on the Supreme Court, Stella Shannon looks back at the case of Lynch vs. Donnelly.
Stella on SCOTUS: The Supreme Court at the Final Presidential Debate
What does our next President think about the Supreme Court?
Constituting Education: What Makes an Educational System Adequate?
In the aftermath of a landmark court decision, Connecticut grapples with statewide educational inequality.
