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Judge issues berserk dissent from ruling blocking Texas congressional maps
Judge Jerry Smith, a Reagan appointee, spent much of his 104-page dissent attacking Judge Jeffrey Brown, a Trump appointee in the majority.
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Trump DOJ tries to erase Jan. 6 history as scholars warn of authoritarianism in Comey case
This week’s Deadline: Legal Newsletter connects the authoritarian dots of the Trump administration’s legal actions ahead of the pivotal tariffs hearing.
SCOTUS majority declines to give ‘barest form of mercy’ as National Guard ruling awaits
This week’s Deadline: Legal Newsletter highlights Trump’s bid to deploy the National Guard in Chicago, a striking death penalty dissent and more.
Ask Jordan: Could the Supreme Court block Supreme Court expansion?
“Deadline: White House” legal analyst Jordan Rubin answers your questions about the Supreme Court, Trump administration lawsuits and other issues.
Kim Davis points to Thomas’ opinions and Barrett’s book in bid to reverse Obergefell
The former Kentucky county clerk’s long-shot and likely doomed effort is pending before the Supreme Court.
The GOP’s decadeslong project to dismantle the Voting Rights Act is nearly realized
Gutting the civil rights law has been a long game, and its opponents have long found a champion in Chief Justice John Roberts.
Supreme Court adds another gun case to the docket, over drug use and the Second Amendment
The appeal over gun rights for drug users joins another case already on the docket this term regarding concealed carry.
The Roberts Court already ‘abandons its duty’ — and the term’s just getting started
This week’s Deadline: Legal Newsletter highlights the battle over voting rights, the death penalty, Alex Jones’ rejection, a possible Trump cameo and more.
The Supreme Court’s chief ‘originalists’ seem more like monarchists
The yearning for a king’s paternal guidance suffuses the conservative justices’ push to affirm the “unitary executive” theory and empower Donald Trump.
Justice Kavanaugh insists on imposing a made-up time limit on the law and the Constitution
The Trump appointee could cast a pivotal vote in a Louisiana case affecting the future of voting rights in the United States. Republicans stand to benefit.
The Voting Rights Act is at further risk as the Roberts Court hears Louisiana map appeal
The court will hear oral argument Wednesday in Louisiana v. Callais, a case that could further gut the landmark law that the court has already weakened.
