Birthright Citizenship Faces Threat as Republicans Push Supreme Court to Reverse Ruling
Judicial capture and court undermining
The posts cast a routine Supreme Court decision as a ‘miscarriage of justice’ and pressure the justices to revisit a settled constitutional protection. By attacking an unfavorable ruling, the messaging seeks to bend the judiciary toward partisan goals and weakens public respect for independent courts.
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The posts cast a routine Supreme Court decision as a ‘miscarriage of justice’ and pressure the justices to revisit a settled constitutional protection. By attacking an unfavorable ruling, the messaging seeks to bend the judiciary toward partisan goals and weakens public respect for independent courts.
Supreme Court revealed it's embarking on an initiative to gut rights. A legal expert is reacting to the "galling" signs of the "deeply flawed" Supreme Court's push to gut constitutional rights
And if they decide differently then the next president calls the Supreme Court for another rehearing. Funny… 😀
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Supreme Court revealed it's embarking on an initiative to gut rights. A legal expert is reacting to the "galling" signs of the "deeply flawed" Supreme Court's push to gut constitutional rights
The Supreme Court only rehears a case one percent of the time and only if it can be shown some constitutional issue was not argued that can change the entire ruling. That does not exist, the ruling was sound from an original intent, textual and established law point of view.
Legal analyst painstakingly details what Clarence Thomas’ alarming dissent means. Former federal prosecutor and legal analyst Harry Litman is sounding the alarm about a dissent from Justice Clarence Thomas
The list of things the Supreme Court never does; 1. Rehear a case
And if they decide differently then the next president calls the Supreme Court for another rehearing. Funny… 😀