Obamacare Will Not Be Struck Down By Robert VerBruggen November 10, 2020 Both Roberts and Kavanaugh clearly appear willing to "sever" the individual mandate from the rest of Obamacare, and not strike down the whole law.
Kavanaugh, Roberts Signal They Will Uphold Affordable Care Act By Mairead McArdle November 10, 2020 The current case is the third time Obamacare has faced a major legal challenge at the Supreme Court.
The Kavanaugh Court By Jason Richwine October 27, 2020 What kinds of decisions can we expect from this conservative majority? Short answer: Ask Brett Kavanaugh.
NR PLUS Roberts Invited the Court-Packing Fiasco By Michael Brendan Dougherty October 14, 2020 The chief justice’s attempt to shore up the legitimacy of the Court has backfired, inviting the very escalation it was calculated to avoid.
Pence Says Chief Justice John Roberts is a ‘Disappointment to Conservatives’ By Brittany Bernstein August 6, 2020 The vice president said it is a reminder of the importance of the upcoming election in determining the future makeup of the Court.
Conservative Justices Declined to Take Up Second Amendment Case after Roberts Signaled He Would Side with Liberals: Report By Mairead McArdle July 27, 2020 The four most reliably conservative justices were not confident that they would get a fifth vote from Roberts.
The Real John Roberts By Jonathan H. Adler July 10, 2020 He has generally sought to avoid broad, sweeping decisions with disruptive effects, and we have seen this same tendency throughout the current term.
Chief Justice John Roberts Was Briefly Hospitalized Last Month after a Fall By Brittany Bernstein July 8, 2020 Roberts’ fall at the Chevy Chase Club on June 21 left him with a head injury that required sutures.
A Modest Win for the Constitution By Saikrishna B. Prakash June 30, 2020 By making the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau accountable to the president, the Supreme Court has done right — but it could’ve done even better.