Supreme Court Archives - Page 7 of 10

A professor of constitutional law asks: Is it time to consider ignoring the Supreme Court?

By Eric Segall / March 22, 2022 /

Starting a difficult conversation.

By John Stoehr / March 22, 2022 /

Even after Ketanji Brown Jackson is confirmed, we’re still going to have the same rogue court. We’re running out of time and options.

By John Stoehr / March 18, 2022 /

When elites are untouchable, democracy isn’t all that.

By Jason Sattler / March 15, 2022 /

Give money to vulnerable Democrats instead.

By Mia Brett / March 3, 2022 /

Federal law recognizes the political identity of indigenous peoples. But a conservative case, soon under SCOTUS review, could change that.

By Mia Brett / February 10, 2022 /

The effect of the first Black female nominee.

By John Stoehr / February 2, 2022 /

Moral panics are an American tradition.

By John Stoehr / January 27, 2022 /

“Is Biden up to the challenge of this moment?”

By Rod Graham / January 27, 2022 /

This Supreme Court probably won’t let that happen.

By Mia Brett / January 26, 2022 /

Edward Blum’s corrupt faith in “colorblindness.”