SCOTUS faces tricky choices in climate suits
John Puri writes for National Review Online about the US Supreme Court’s approach to recent suits involving climate change. This week, we learned from the Supreme Court that Justice Samuel…
John Puri writes for National Review Online about the US Supreme Court’s approach to recent suits involving climate change. This week, we learned from the Supreme Court that Justice Samuel…
The North Carolina General Assembly deals with a cornucopia of issues affecting people’s pocketbooks. Many of those issues affect the finances of legislators themselves. One case that has recently received…
David Harsanyi of National Review Online applies progressives’ standards to President Biden. If we’re going to create transparently idiotic, partisan standards on the fly, they should be applied to everyone…
House Speaker Tim Moore snagged a national audience with a letter published by the Wall Street Journal. In the letter, Moore takes on the NAACP’s legal effort to try and…
Kevin Daley of the Daily Caller highlights the most recent case of a U.S. Supreme Court case that might be jeopardized by one justice’s conflict of interest. Supreme Court Justice…
The N&R’s Amanda Lehmert responds to yesterday’s post on the accusation that Greensboro Mayor Robbie Perkins is forum shopping his bankruptcy case: There was an important word inadvertently edited out…
The North Carolina Bar Association has been floating a plan (apparently codified in SB 458) that would no longer allow North Carolinians to vote for appellate court judges. As the…
Eight Winston-Salem police officers are appealing the city’s plan to release their statements on the controversial Silk Plant Forest case. The statements would be released to a citizens review committee…
Himan said he and Gottlieb were with Mangum and Nifong asked to speak with her alone. This was Jan. 11. Himan said Nifong told her at this meeting that he…
By now, I’m sure you all heard that Justice Scalia recused himself from the Pledge of Alliegence case. What gives? Hey you legal scholars, any ideas?