Defacing Democracy?: The Changing Nature and Rising Importance of As-Applied Challenges in the Supreme Court's Recent Election Law Decisions
By Nathaniel Persily & Jennifer S. Rosenberg. Full text here.
Continue ReadingWithdrawal: The Roberts Court and the Retreat from Election Law
By Ellen Katz. Full text here.
Continue ReadingShortcuts to Reform
By Heather K. Gerken. Full text here.
Continue ReadingHear Me Roar: What Provokes Supreme Court Justices to Dissent from the Bench?
By Timothy R. Johnson, Ryan C. Black, & Eve M. Ringsmuth. Full text here.
Continue ReadingDissents Against Type
By Ward Farnsworth. Full text here.
Continue ReadingThe Political Economy of Judging
By Thomas Brennan, Lee Epstein, & Nancy Staudt. Full text here.
Continue ReadingJudicial Nominations in an Umpireless Game: Trusted Sources, a Complaint, and a Proposal
By Benjamin Wittes. Full text here.
Continue ReadingSeparation of Powers During the Forty-Fourth Presidency and Beyond
By Brett M. Kavanaugh. Full text here.
Continue ReadingForeword
By Jeffrey P. Justman. Full text here.
Continue ReadingNote: Removing the Judicial Gag Rule: A Proposal for Changing Judicial Speech Regulations to Encourage Public Discussion of Active Cases
By Michael D. Schoepf. Full text here. The judiciary may be the oft-forgotten third-branch of government, but judges still face ample criticism from the media and the public just like their colleagues in the legislative and executive branches. Unlike their colleagues however, judges cannot respond with glossy public relations campaigns because of judicial rules that severely…
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