From The Philadelphia Inquirer:

Also, those ideas do nothing about the increasingly dense thicket of right-wing justices such as Stickman in the district and appellate courts. Here, the…

WASHINGTON (September 16, 2020)—Yesterday, the House Judiciary Committee marked up the Open Courts Act of 2020. This piece of legislation would make Public Access to Court Electronic Records…

Update: On Tuesday, the House Judiciary passed H.R. 8235, the Open Courts Act of 2020, by voice vote.

Would you believe the same committee that voted along party lines to impeach President Trump…

From American Viewpoints:

Anthony Marcum from the R. Street Institute’s Governance Project discusses President Trump’s announcement of an additional 20 names to his list of potential…

From California Law Review:

By, in effect, proposing to determine legal outcomes by changing the judge, court packing is thus scandalous to many, blatantly “politiciz[ing]” a branch whose role…

From Georgetown Law:

Voting rights experts discuss how access to justice technologies can help bridge the gap between the right to vote and its implementation in practice.
Moderator:…

This week’s Democratic convention was principally a made-for-TV event to showcase party leaders and promote its nominee, former Vice President Joe Biden. But every political convention also…

From The Federalist Society:

The Colorado Lawyers Chapter held a virtual review of the 2019-20 Supreme Court term on August 12, 2020. After Beth Williams, assistant attorney general in the Justice…

From Daily Beast:

“The majority may be deterred from doing what they want by the institution’s inherited rules of procedure,” notes James Wallner, a senior fellow at the R Street Institute…

From TV Technology:

The letter was signed by the American Society of Magazine Editors, Fix the Court, Free Law Project, Government Information Watch, National Press Foundation, National Press…