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This is just history, folks. You don't have to like the fact, but you can't make up your own! We've seen the usual anti-Columbus Day woke craziness playing out in New Jersey this year (most recently in Randolph). Across the Delaware in Philadelphia, there's an ongoing court battle over the box wh
About this trend. >> i want to bring up this notion that alito brought up in this speech that he was talking about this shadow docket and referring to something that kagan mentioned on her dissent on the texas abortion case. you testified at a senate hearing this past week about the shadow docket. help us understand what it is and why it may be a concern. >> yeah. so it's really not meant to be a pejorative tern. it's about the obscurity of these rulings. the notion is that we're seeing more and more rulings like the texas abortion ruling where the justices are being asked to decide important ...
She now looks over the strict podcast along with my wife. let's start on the scotus aspect, melissa, with you, and then we'll go to the texas law. i think while many thought there was this emergency application, it pretty much violates supreme court precedent. they'll say something, there's going to be an order. i woke up this morning, still no order? well, they'll have an order by the time the show is on tonight at 8:00. what's going on? >> chris, i'll just note we were in the same place last week where we were talking about the mexico policy where the court seemed to move with a fair amount ...
Constitutional right and evade judicial scrutiny. a majority of justices have opted to bury their heads in the sand. and then, it makes note that last night, the supreme court effectively did not rule in time to meet a deadline. so, the law did go into effect last night simply because the court hadn't ruled on this emergency application from clinics. so, sotomayor goes on to say, last night, the court silently acquiesced in the state's enactment of a law that flouts nearly 50 years of federal press precedence. today, it declined to grant relief because of procedural complexities of the state's...
Allowing strangers to sue anyone suspected of helping a woman get an abortion. "the new york times" describes the court's decision like this. quote, the majority opinion was unsigned and consisted of a single long paragraph. it said the abortion providers who had challenged the law in an emergency application to the court had not made their case in novel and procedural question. the majority stressed it was not ruling on the constitutionality of the texas law. it did not need to limit proper challenges to it. justice sonia sotomayor wrote a scathing dissent. the court's order stunning, a flagr...