Lydia Wheeler

Justice Neil Gorsuch achieved his decades-long goal of burying a legal principle that has empowered regulatory agencies at the expense of judges.

When Donald Trump clinched the Republican Party's nomination for the presidency in March, he was facing felony charges in four separate cases . Since

US President Joe Biden has called on Congress to pass enforceable rules of conduct for justices of the Supreme Court as part of a larger proposal to overhaul the institution by imposing term limits. The court adopted a code of conduct for the first time in November, but it lacks an enforcement mechanism. It took up the code after justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito came under scrutiny for alleged ethical lapses.

US President Joe Biden has called on Congress to pass enforceable rules of conduct for justices of the Supreme Court as part of a larger proposal to overhaul the institution by imposing term limits.

When Donald Trump clinched the Republican Party’s nomination for the presidency in March, he was facing felony charges in four separate cases. Since then, the ex-president was convicted in one case, of falsifying business records, a verdict now in limbo because of a Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity. The court’s ruling raised questions over the viability of two more of the prosecutions against Trump — one brought by the Justice Department and another by the state of Georgia, both for

When Donald Trump clinched the Republican Party's nomination for the presidency in March, he was facing felony charges in four separate cases . Since

When Donald Trump clinched the Republican Party’s nomination for the presidency in March, he was facing felony charges in four separate cases. Since then, the ex-president was convicted in one case, of falsifying business records, a verdict now in limbo because of a Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity. The high court’s ruling raised questions over the viability of two more of the prosecutions against Trump — one brought by the Justice Department and another by the state of Georgia, bot

“Court’s Chevron Ruling Shouldn’t Be Over Read, Kavanaugh Says; Kavanaugh calls decision a ‘course correction’; Comments come in Catholic University appearance”:

“Justices’ History Focus Tests Lawyers, Judges, and Law Schools; Judges are going to the library to do their own research; Law schools lack infrastructure to teach new method”:

“Election Threatens to Upend Biden Battles at US Supreme Court; Trump expected to flip US positions, if he wins; Disputes over ‘ghost guns,’ transgender rights likely targets”: