Congress actually has a lot of mostly unused power to rein in the Roberts Court by clarifying the intent of the law.
Ian Millhiser
Ian Millhiser is a legal research analyst with the Center for American Progress Action Fund. The views expressed in this article are his own.
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The Judicial Bush Doctrine
President Obama needs to take a page from his predecessor’s playbook on judges.
Posted inLaw and Justice
Color-Blinded
Nine years ago, the Supreme Court affirmed the value of cultivating a diverse student body. Don’t expect it to remember that this time around.
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How to Kill the Filibuster with Only 51 Votes
Under the Supreme Court’s precedents, just 51 senators will have a brief opportunity to reform or eliminate the filibuster next January.
Posted inEducation in America
Rally ‘Round the “True Constitution”
Convinced that the 10th Amendment of the Constitution prohibits spending programs and regulations? Conservatives have a movement for you.