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Expelling representatives, and targeting Black electeds is an attack on democracy, but it’s not a new one.

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He is the Charles Alan Wright Chair in Federal Courts at the University of Texas School of Law.

Why critics are saying that the conservative justices are exercising political, not judicial, power.

The independent state legislator theory. that makes me feel hopeful, but then that means there are a third that dont. do you think that that will make a difference for the 63 conservative court? >> i think it certainly should if the court is paying attention to all the paper being put in front of them. so look, for the last two years or so, a couple of justices on the supreme court have had some interest in this theory and have given some gas by moving things along on a shadow docket. the way th...

Under the microscope this spring: the Supreme Court, housing segregation, endemic poverty, police brutality, the patriarchy, immigration, whistleblowers, Hollywood abusers, cancel culture, the war in Ukraine, and Gerald Ford.

Additional opportunity to a later candidate of choice, meaning that two districts would have allowed black voters to elect candidates of choice and all the representation that comes with that. >> the basic math here is that for years, before the voting rights act, doesnt matter how black your state is. and you control the districts you just make sure that there is no black majorities in any district. you have an all white state legislature, all white congressional district, louisiana, whatever. ...

The Supreme Court’s chief justice on Tuesday temporarily blocked Congress’ efforts to obtain former President Donald Trump’s tax returns.

Arizona Republican Party Chairwoman Kelli Ward filed an emergency application to the Supreme Court in an effort to shield her phone records temporarily from the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol.

The two major party candidates seeking Vermont’s only seat in the U.S. House debated Tuesday.