There will be no SCOTUStoday newsletter on Monday in recognition of the Labor Day holiday. We’ll be back in your inboxes on Tuesday. Enjoy the weekend!If ...
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As Rick and Ned have flagged, Missouri has moved for a stay of the Missouri Supreme Court’s decision that (1) put the referendum on repealing the 2025 ...
KBJ Warns of a “Kafkaesque Nightmare” After a Pro-Trump Supreme Court Ruling on Mail Voting. We’ll Know Soon Enough, Slate, Aug. 24, 2026 Kalshi Says It’s ...
Welcome to September, the final month of the justices’ summer recess. This time next month, we’ll be busy previewing the first oral arguments of the 2026-27 ...
We may get a ruling as soon as today from TRO requests before Judge Talwani in Massachusetts. In contrast, Judge Nichols just ...
The Supreme Court divides its website for official writings by the justices into two main parts: “Opinions of the Court” and “Opinions Relating to Orders.” ...
Q: How do Supreme Court reporters coordinate or compete during "major" releases?A: To be honest, there's not a lot in the way of "competition" during ...
On Aug. 12, an unusual emergency docket application captured court watchers’ attention. It centered on a dog named Bruce who was scheduled to die.Bruce, a ...
This column has generally been about what the emergency docket does: how fast the justices act, how often lower courts cite its orders, who dissents on it ...
Courtly Observations is a recurring series by Erwin Chemerinsky that focuses on what the Supreme Court’s decisions will mean for the law, for lawyers ...