All Articles tagged SCOTUS

• General
  October 11, 2024 EDT
  A CODE TOO EASILY BROKEN: CONTINUING CONCERNS REGARDING THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT’S NEW CODE OF CONDUCT
  Benjamin Pomerance

  This Article praises the Code of Conduct adopted by SCOTUS and highlights areas to amend to restore trust in the Court and ensure uniform ethical standards apply to all judges.

• State Constitutional Commentary
  March 17, 2020 EDT
  RIDING TO THE RESCUE: THE CONDITIONAL SPENDING AND COMMANDEERING JURISPRUDENCE OF SANDRA DAY O’CONNOR IN AN ERA OF FEDERAL OVERREACH
  Meryl Justin Chertoff

  A discussion of leading decisions and dissents by O’Connor on conditional spending and commandeering; SCOTUS opinions and recent litigation which has relied upon her conditional spending and commandeering jurisprudence.

• General
  April 08, 2016 EDT
  #JOINTHEDISSENT: RUTH BADER GINSBURG AND THE HOBBY LOBBY EFFECT
  Lauren R. Eversley

  This note considers: the jurisprudence of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the role of the dissenting opinion, and the role of women’s autonomy in their own bodies.