Why Did the Roberts Court Punt on Ten Second Amendment Cases?
The most likely explanation is that neither of the Court’s ideological factions was confident enough of Roberts’s support to risk granting certiorari.
Law & the Courts
Conservatives, Show Up
American conservatives need to learn that governance takes more than executive orders and Supreme Court challenges.
Trump Announces Admin. Will Start New DACA Repeal, Says SCOTUS ‘Punted’
He added that “I have wanted to take care of DACA recipients better than the Do Nothing Democrats, but for two years they refused to negotiate.”
Atlanta Cop Denies Serving as ‘State’s Witness’ against Former Partner in Shooting Case
“I have full faith in the criminal justice system,” Atlanta police officer Devin Brosnan said.
This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—June 19
A mere audience member at an American Constitution Society panel discussion on the forthcoming presidential election, Second Circuit judge Guido Calabresi can’t restrain himself.
The Supreme Court Will Not Save Us from Ourselves
It’s not enough just to expect Congress to appoint conservative judges. The legislative body must legislate.
The Supreme Court Gives Amnesty to Illegal Regulations
In a nation of laws, no federal agency should ever need more reason to pull an unlawful regulation up by the roots.
After the Supreme Court’s DACA Ruling, What’s Next?
The only way to impose a deadline is to rescind DACA.
Brooks Shooting: The Political Prosecutor Caves In to the Mob
Capital murder charges conform to the slanderous anti-cop narrative, not the facts in this case.
Roberts’ DACA Trick Blocks Disfavored Policy without Substantive Law Precedent
Administrative law offers a great opportunity for “conservative” judges to block policies they disapprove.