Opinion
Does Justice Alito's Suncor Recusal Imply He Should Recuse in Another Case from the October Sitting?
Justice Alito recused in Suncor v. Boulder even though neither he nor his wife owns shares in Suncor, a Canadian energy group, or Exxon Mobil, which is also a petitioner in the case. The general ...
Fix the Court’s Cortez Collins and Gabe Roth have an op-ed today in Bloomberg Law about the recent Judge Mascott scandal and ...
As of today, the National Archives has released the justices’ opinion announcements from last term, OT25. As is its tradition, the Court records the announcements when they occur but does not ...
The Supreme Court’s Code of Conduct was adopted in Nov. 2023. The last page of the Code noted that “the Chief Justice has ...
The Justice Department on Tuesday filed a brief in opposition in the Strickland v. Moritz case at the Supreme Court. The Department, which represents federal judges when they’re sued (unless it’s the ...
Fix the Court yesterday received a fifth batch of documents from the State Department concerning Supreme Court justices’ international travel from 2018 to 2024, for which the Department’s Diplomatic ...
In February, after months of back and forth with the Supreme Court and the National Archives, Fix the Court’s Emma Donahue was able to locate audio files of the prior term’s opinion announcements ...
For more than a century, the New York Intellectual Property Law Association has hosted an annual dinner in honor of the federal judiciary. And though many legal groups have dinners where judges and ...
The judicial misconduct complaint identified by Federal Circuit Chief Judge Kimberly Moore in March 2023 against Judge Pauline Newman has, at long last, been transferred out of the Federal Circuit and ...
The Supreme Court opened its new term Monday with a case that could reshape the relationship between state tort law and federal environmental regulation. In Suncor Energy (U.S.A.) Inc. v. County ...
Below and at this link is a letter from 23 good-government organizations advocating that Congress pass a law to make Supreme Court justices’ papers government property and require that a segregable ...
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