David Adler's weekly column
Adler writes: Some have warned that use of the Disqualification Clause will have disastrous consequences for democracy. Others have argued that courts should not define the boundaries of democracy.
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Adler writes: Some have warned that use of the Disqualification Clause will have disastrous consequences for democracy. Others have argued that courts should not define the boundaries of democracy.
Adler writes: Justice Brandeis’s opinion in Whitney may well be the most memorable and forceful of all the opinions he wrote during his long tenure on the court.
Adler writes: What Brandeis and Warren did in their groundbreaking law review article was to give voice to a fundamental right that Americans have always believed to be essential to
Adler writes: Holmes survived Roosevelt’s criticism. He proceeded to serve on the court until retirement in 1932 at the spry age of 90.
Adler writes: Justice Joseph Story stands as a giant among those who have held a seat on the Supreme Court.