The problem here, as in one way or another with all the proposals, is the firmly entrenched principle that the Supreme Court has the last word. (One thinks of Justice Robert Jackson’s famous ...

and a binding ethics code for Supreme Court justices. He laid out these ideas in a Washington Post op ed. My general reaction is similar to that outlined in my previous post on this topic ...

Last week President Joe Biden endorsed major reforms to the Supreme ... Court of the United States. He backed a binding ethics code and endorsed an 18-year term limit for justices. These are good ...

It’s long past time for Democrats to accept that the justices are political figures and the Supreme Court is a political ... These are both strong ideas that I wish Biden had endorsed sooner ...

The Aspen Ideas Festival ... around the Supreme Court’s decision on Friday to overturn the Chevron doctrine, a 40-year-old legal precedent that has long been a cornerstone of federal regulatory power.

The case is one of three religious rights cases the Supreme Court ... Justice John Roberts pushed back on the district’s claim that students aren’t required to believe any of the ideas ...

The problem here, as in one way or another with all the proposals, is the firmly entrenched principle that the Supreme Court has the last word. (One thinks of Justice Robert Jackson’s famous ...

It is conspicuous that the Supreme Court justices — alone among government officials — get to make and apply their own rules on issues such as whether they can take or must disclose gifts from ...