The future of transgender rights – and equal protection – hangs on US v Skrmetti Zein Murib - December 9, 2024 What we learned from the Supreme Court’s oral arguments in this important case.
The Supreme Court’s immunity decision sidesteps history Andrew Rudalevige - July 4, 2024 Those who framed the Constitution agreed that unchecked presidential power was a terrible idea.
Why have so many Americans come to mistrust the Supreme Court? Paul Collins and Artemus Ward - September 29, 2022 It’s not only because the justices are making unpopular decisions. Here’s what to know as the new term opens.
The new Supreme Court doctrine against religious discrimination Andrew Lewis - July 6, 2022 Conservative justices favor religious liberty over the separation of church and state.
Supreme Court justices aren’t pretending to respect each other Julie Novkov - June 26, 2022 The justices like to present themselves as collegial. The Dobbs opinions suggest that collegiality is cracking.
You’ve seen the leaked opinion overturning Roe. Here’s what comes next. Julie Novkov - May 3, 2022 Opinions have been leaked before, but this one is different.
Americans supported Jackson. Why didn’t more Republican senators? Sarah Binder - April 8, 2022 Partisan fights have become the norm in Supreme Court nominations
Biden vowed to nominate a Black woman to the Supreme Court. It might be good politics. Jaclyn Kaslovsky and Andrew Stone - February 15, 2022 Our research finds that race significantly shapes Americans’ attitudes toward judicial nominees
Gorsuch is scheduled to speak to the right-wing Federalist Society. Americans find such speeches inappropriate. Nathan T. Carrington and Logan Strother - February 4, 2022 Americans don’t approve of justices appearing with politicians, our research finds.
Conservatives may control the Supreme Court until the 2050s Charles Cameron and Jonathan P. Kastellec - December 12, 2021 Overturning Roe v. Wade may just be the beginning, our research suggests.