Voxflipped into Policy & PoliticsLGBTQ+ A new poll finds strong support for the Supreme Court ending LGBTQ discriminationVoxA new Marquette Law School poll reveals some fascinating data on how the public perceives the Supreme Court and how the public wants the Court to behave in pending cases. By a wide margin, poll respondents
Polling Majority disapprove of Trump Supreme Court nominations, says pollthehill.com - Harper Neidig A majority of Americans disapprove of President Trump’s appointments to the Supreme Court and have little or no confidence that he would pick a …
Law Federalist Society Event Will Feature Kavanaugh, Gorsuch and a Raft of Trump-Appointed Judgeslaw.com - Marcia Coyle Brett M. Kavanaugh, appearing at the 2009 Federalist Society annual convention. Photo: Diego M. Radzinschi / ALM Justice Brett Kavanaugh, following in …
the_manolusflipped into if this is Judaism, Hitler wonJournalism Supreme Court a millionaire's club – Center for Public Integritypublicintegrity.org Members of the nation’s highest court are as wealthy as ever. At least six — and possibly all nine — Supreme Court justices are millionaires, …
LGBTQ Nationflipped into LGBTQ NationLGBTQ+ Neil Gorsuch could split the Supreme Court to a narrow victory on LGBTQ rightsLGBTQ Nation - Katrina C. Rose The oral arguments in the Harris, Zarda, and Bostock cases have come and gone. In their wake? Much dread and, from some, a small amount of optimism. Now …
Mary Turckflipped into Immigration newsKansas Politics Argument analysis: Justices probe the limits of prosecutions of noncitizens under state identity-theft lawsscotusblog.com - Pratheepan Gulasekaram The Supreme Court heard oral argument yesterday in Kansas v. Garcia, which presents a potential conflict between state identity-theft prosecutions and …
Voxflipped into Policy & PoliticsDelaware Politics The Constitution’s ban on “cruel and unusual” punishment is in grave danger from the Supreme CourtVoxThere probably isn’t much doubt how Mathena v. Malvo, a case the Supreme Court will hear on Wednesday, will wind up being resolved. The “Malvo” in this case is Lee Boyd Malvo, one half of the infamous
Liberal View The Supreme Court Could Spell the End of American Democracytruthdig.com - Bill Blum It has almost gone unnoticed, but amid the daily Sturm und Drang of the Trump impeachment inquiry, the Supreme Court has begun another term. In any …
Mary Turckflipped into Immigration newsKansas Politics High court weighs state role in prosecuting immigrantsAssociated PressWASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court is trying to sort out whether states can prosecute immigrants who use fake Social Security numbers to get a job. The justices heard arguments Wednesday in Kansas’ appeal
Anthony Kennedy Justice Neil Gorsuch to Present Liberty Medal to Retired Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedynbcphiladelphia.com - Associated Press U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch will be presenting the Liberty Medal to retired justice Anthony Kennedy later this month. The National …
POLITICOflipped into PoliticsU.S. Politics The Supreme Court Case Testing the Limits of Gorsuch’s TextualismPOLITICO - By RICHARD PRIMUSIf the justice rules against LGBTQ protections, he’ll be admitting that, deep down, he knows his judicial philosophy is deeply flawed. Richard Primus is the Theodore J. St. Antoine Professor of Law at
Law Originalism Currently Lacks Intellectual Integrityabovethelaw.com - By Tyler Broker At its moment of triumph, the judicial philosophy of Constitutional originalism has already become what it claims to oppose. Although the term …
Law & Crimeflipped into Law & CrimeLaw ‘Seems Like a Good Line, But It’s Actually Wrong’: Law Prof Schools Justice Gorsuch on Founders' View of Judgeslawandcrime.com - jlambe In a wide-ranging interview with CNN last month, Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch summed up his originalist judicial philosophy as being rooted in …
Milwaukee, WI Don't LGBTQs Still Have Equal Rights in America?shepherdexpress.com - Joel McNally When the U.S. Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage in the landmark 2015 case, didn’t the court say the Constitution guaranteed everyone will be …
Louie Gohmert Texas Congressman Says Trans Equality Leads to Dictatorshipout.com - Matt Baume He warned that job protections for trans people would spell the end of democracy and religious freedom. Texas House Representative Louie Gohmert …
Law Can an Employee be Fired for Being Gay or Transgender? - The National Law Forumnationallawforum.com - Author National Law Forum HR Professionals will soon know the answer to this question. The United States Supreme Court is preparing to settle a contentious debate on employee …
Liberal View Gender Traitors: Fired While Gaysmirkingchimp.com - www.smirkingchimp.com Donald Zarda was fired from his skydiving instructor job for being gay. He died in a BASE jumping accident in 2014, but his case continues, and is …
Associated PressLouisiana Analysis: Louisiana figures in 2 major Supreme Court casesAssociated PressNEW ORLEANS (AP) — Among cases on the U.S. Supreme Court docket for the term that began this month, two Louisiana cases stand out — one because of its implications for criminal justice in the state, the
JOHN JOSEPHflipped into John Joseph's OOPS! WTF? OY VEY. WHOA! NO WAY, JOSE.Louie Gohmert Gohmert: Supreme Court ruling for trans people will create ’great dictators’washingtonblade.com - Chris Johnson Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-Texas) had dire predictions Saturday about the fate of the republic if the Supreme Court delivers a victory for transgender …
TPFflipped into ⚖️ Civil Rights & Human Rights News & ViewsDiscrimination The Supreme Court Is Not Debating Your “Humanity”The Bulwark A meme making the rounds this week aimed at teachers and those concerned with classroom issues reads: That’s one way to look at it. Alternatively, you …
Republicans Gaming Impeachment - The American Prospectprospect.org - by Harold Meyerson Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell speaks to members of the media on Capitol Hill, September 24, 2019. How will Republicans in the other branches …
LGBTQ+In Latest Round of LGBT Discrimination Cases Before SCOTUS, Religion is 'The Elephant in the Room' - Rewire.News - Religionrewire.news - Bailey Borchardt “I think this whole category is the elephant in the room.” That’s what Justice Stephen Breyer said, referring to religion and religious exemptions …
National Reviewflipped into The CornerEnergy Inside the October 28, 2019, Issue of National ReviewNational Review - Jack Fowler Hot off the presses and in the mail it is, but for those who are NRPLUS members (You’re not? Well, subscribe right now, right here), the full …
The Guardianflipped into Comment is FreeOpinion Will the US supreme court protect gay and trans people's rights at work?The Guardian - Lawrence DouglasIt is said that William Brennan, the great US supreme court justice, liked to greet his incoming law clerks with a bracingly simple definition of constitutional doctrine: five votes. “You can’t do anything
National ReviewConservative View A Conversation with Justice Neil GorsuchNational Review - Charles C. W. Cooke Sitting before a crackling fire in the roomy chambers he took over from the late Antonin Scalia, Justice Neil Gorsuch tells me that he is confident …
The Mary Sueflipped into NewsTitle VII Arguments in the Supreme Court LGBT Rights Cases Went in a Surprising Directionthemarysue.com - Jessica Mason Advocates for LGBT rights had a big before the Supreme Court last Tuesday when they presented arguments in the cases of Altitude Express Inc. v. …
Catholicism Supreme Court divided over federal protections for LGBT employees | The Compassthecompassnews.org - By Carol Zimmermann | Catholic News Service October 9, 2019 WASHINGTON — On the second day of the Supreme Court’s new term, a divided court Oct. 8 heard oral arguments from three cases concerning protections …
The EconomistLGBTQ+ SCOTUS grapples with the meaning of sexThe Economist Will the court’s most solidly conservative majority in years protect gay and trans employees? HISTORY WAS made at the Supreme Court on October 8th. …
LGBTQ+ The Most Homophobic Arguments at Yesterday’s Supreme Court Hearingout.com - Matt Baume Lawyers representing anti-gay employers rolled out a series of novel legal arguments before the court. Yesterday’s oral argument at the Supreme Court …
AnshelBombergerflipped into Anshel BombergerLGBTQ+ Only One Conservative Supreme Court Justice Is Taking LGBTQ Discrimination Seriouslyslate.com - Mark Joseph Stern Neil Gorsuch on Capitol Hill on Feb. 1, 2017. Drew Angerer/Getty ImagesThe fate of LGBTQ equality in the American workplace may lie in Justice Neil …
