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Essenceroberts said in that normally, courts will defer to a decision by an administrative agency, as long as it is reasonable. There is a wide latitude we will give you, but in this case, it really seems like the decision to include a question about ofizenship, the explanation the department of commerce gave was a pretext. They said they wanted the data of citizenship to better enforce federal Voting Rights laws and that the department of justice had requested it, but when you look at the evidence in the case, it looks like the department of commerce started talking about including the questi...

We had two Different Cases involves partisan gerrymandering, one out of maryland involving a challenge to a single matter and another out of north carolina, the District Courts in both cases ruled there was partisan gerrymandering, that the court today by 54 part of partisan gerrymandering is something courts should not get involved in. It is what they call a political question, something that should be left to congress and the political process. The chief justice said political gerrymandering is something that has been going on for a long time, congress is well aware of it, and the problem wi...

Gerrymandering combined. What was the ruling on that one . We had two Different Cases involving partisan gerrymandering. One out of maryland. Another one out of north carolina. They ruled that partisan gerrymandering is something that courts should not get involved in. Its what they call a political question. Something that should be left to congress and the political proce process. The problem with political gerrymandering is that everybody has long known and accepted that when youve got state legislatures who are drawing maps, of course they will consider politics and the problem with politi...

The congress for the president ial election. Jo all three looked at this and didnt think there was a judicial solution. Thank you, counsel. The case is submitted. Joining us now is amy howe, cofounder of scotus blog. Last day of the Supreme Court today. Two major decisions. Gerrymandering combined and the census Citizenship Question case. Chief Justice Roberts also had the majority opinion in the two gerrymandering cases combined. What was the ruling on that one . That case, we had two Different Cases involving partisan gerrymandering. One out of maryland involving a challenge to a single l fe...

Justice sotomayor general, are you general francisco to knock that off. Justice sotomayor are you suggesting that hispanics are boycotting the census, that, are you suggesting they dont have, whether it is rational or not, that they dont have a legitimate fear . General francisco not in the slightest, your honor. I am suggesting that the risk, of my friends theory on the other side is that it countenance as precisely that type of coordinated behavior subject to final review that would empower groups to knock off any question of the census that they found to be particularly objectionable. Mr. C...