Judicial Governance
Publications
INTRODUCTION
Following the “Bloody Sunday” attack on peaceful protestors in Selma, Alabama, Congress passed the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which “employed extraordinary measures” to combat…
From The Shaun Thompson Show:
Stores on the Mag Mile are warned about a rash of robberies. Then, Alderman Ray Lopez of the 15th ward joins Shaun to discuss what can be done about…
From Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson:
President Biden’s Supreme Court commission released its first recommendations today, which may not please progressives who want to completely…
Making good on a campaign pledge, President Joe Biden recently created a bipartisan commission to study and draft a report concerning potential reforms to the U.S. Supreme Court. Now, after summer…
From The Fulcrum:
Anthony Marcum with the R Street Institute, a conservative good government think tank, lauded the court’s decision as sending “a powerful message that the court remains open for…
Dear Chief Justice Roberts:
The 76 undersigned civil society, media, disability rights, and government transparency organizations write to urge the Court to commit to providing live audio access…
When considering new science-based regulations, regulators are typically faced with imperfect information and must rely on past practices to weigh potentially…
From CATO:
As the R Street Institute’s Anthony Marcum has observed, “one political party has little incentive to award a president of another party the chance to nominate additional federal…
When it comes to the federal courts, the one thing Congressional Democrats, Republicans and the federal judiciary all agree on is that the lower courts need more judges. But for 30 years, Congress…
Democratic lawmakers depicted a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning California’s requirement that advocacy groups disclose their donors to the state as a nefarious attack on the…