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Stripping the Courts’ Jurisdiction

The fundamental solution to politicized judges’ power is to limit courts’ power, as the Constitution clearly permits.

TAP

Today on TAP: Three things that can spare us a stolen election in 2022

The under-utilized tool would allow Congress to reverse SCOTUS rulings that insulate lenders and corporations from regulation.

The People’s Parity Project is bringing a labor organizing model to building space for progressive personnel and ideas in the legal profession.

by Marcia Brown March 3, 2021

The House is passing a democracy reform package this week, which attacks the Supreme Court’s ruling in Citizens United.

TAP

Today on TAP: There’s a bill in the House that would do just that

by Hal Singer February 10, 2021

‘Let’s not politicize antitrust’ is code for ‘Let’s not use antitrust in a way that upsets the current power imbalance or America’s caste system.’

Decades of bad Court rulings have enabled corporations to use forced arbitration clauses to protect themselves. But Congress could easily fix this.

A Senate conviction can prevent future Trump candidacies and might annul any self-pardon he could issue before January 20.

by David Dayen January 14, 2021

Almost every citation in an Education Department analysis on why debt cancellation would be illegal comes from the late conservative jurist.