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The court ruled in a 6-3 decision on Monday that the ex-president enjoys at least some immunity from criminal prosecution.
Elizabeth Dias and Lisa Lerer’s new book on how the Supreme Court took away federal abortion rights is a must-read politics page-turner. It also points to huge shocks to come.
Kavanaugh staunchly defended the right to free expression during Supreme Court arguments over Texas and Florida’s laws denying social media companies their right to not host jerks.
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They tossed paint at the glass encasing the U.S. Constitution and Declaration of Independence—two documents MAGA undermines.
The high court is set to hear arguments over the Colorado Supreme Court’s decision that Trump is constitutionally barred from the presidency.
But those same people are now freaking out that Trump could get the same treatment.
If they’re really “constitutional originalists,” they should uphold Judge Tanya S. Chutkan’s rejection of Trump’s claim that the Constitution grants him “absolute immunity.”
Constitutional democracy is rule by law. Those who have demonstrated their rejection of rule by law may not apply, no matter their popularity.
David French’s New York Times column tries, and fails, to make the case that online age verification laws are now constitutional, even though they weren’t 20 years ago.
A court said an off-duty police officer who pulled his gun on a motorist should be protected by “qualified immunity.” But the victim wouldn’t stand for it.
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