SCOTUSblog · John GreilNine justices, nine styles
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4h agoSCOTUSblog · Brian FitzpatrickThe case for Callais
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28h agoSCOTUSblog · Daniel HarawaThe history the court would rather not see
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2d agoSCOTUSblog · Amy HoweSupreme Court agrees to hear case on whether airplane was improperly seized for transporting a six-pack of beer
3d agoSCOTUSblog · Kelsey DallasWhen it comes to getting the Supreme Court’s attention, does one state have an edge?
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6d agoSCOTUSblog · Nora CollinsThree profound constitutional provisions – and how the Supreme Court has avoided dealing with them
6d agoSCOTUSblog · Kelsey Dallas, Nora CollinsRebecca Slaughter speaks out
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7d agoSCOTUSblog · Charles FranklinThe public’s view of the Supreme Court
7d agoSCOTUSblog · Kelsey DallasReactions to Kagan and Barrett’s congressional testimony
7d agoSCOTUSblog · Amy HoweTrump administration asks justices to have lower court reconsider protected status for Venezuelan and Haitian nationals
8d agoSCOTUSblog · Haley ProctorNarrow holdings with broad consequences
8d agoSCOTUSblog · Rory LittleThe court’s criminal law term: overview and observations
8d agoSCOTUSblog · Kelsey Dallas, Amy HoweCarroll Receives Payment from Trump
8d agoSCOTUSblog · Amy HoweJustices Kagan and Barrett testify before Congress
8d agoSCOTUSblog · Edward FoleyTwo cheers – but not three – for Roberts and Barrett
9d agoSCOTUSblog · Erwin ChemerinskyThe biggest Supreme Court surprises this term
9d agoSCOTUSblog · SCOTUSblog StaffExecutive power and its limits
9d agoSCOTUSblog · Kelsey Dallas, Nora CollinsA history of justices testifying before Congress
9d agoSCOTUSblog · Adam FeldmanThe Supreme Court and the opinion-assignment guessing game
10d agoSCOTUSblog · Anastasia BodenA dissent worthy of a World Cup
10d agoSCOTUSblog · Kelsey Dallas, Nora CollinsHow Justice Samuel Alito stands out
10d agoSCOTUSblog · Alex RivenbarkThe limits of the Second Amendment
13d agoSCOTUSblog · Ronald CollinsThe man and the movement: a Q&A with Peter Canellos on his biography of Samuel Alito
13d agoSCOTUSblog · Stephen WermielHigh court mysteries
13d agoSCOTUSblog · Kelsey Dallas, Nora CollinsThe rarity of Supreme Court do-overs
13d agoSCOTUSblog · Amy HoweAt SCOTUSblog’s term-in-review event, National Legal Director of the ACLU Cecillia Wang speaks about arguing birthright citizenship, the term in general, and what’s next on the organization’s docket
13d agoSCOTUSblog · Taraleigh DavisJustice shopping on the emergency docket?
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Jul 9, 2026SCOTUSblog · Kelsey DallasTrump wants court to rehear birthright citizenship case
Jul 9, 2026SCOTUSblog · Eric McKeeRevisiting which Supreme Court cases are actually the most important
Jul 8, 2026SCOTUSblog · Christopher A. Coons, David Beier, Ray BresciaThe Supreme Court’s quiet coup
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Jul 8, 2026SCOTUSblog · Erwin ChemerinskyThe Supreme Court’s disturbing approach to federal spending
Jul 7, 2026SCOTUSblog · Abbe R. GluckJustice Jackson reignites the interpretation wars, adding to textualism’s emerging cracks
Jul 7, 2026SCOTUSblog · Richard ReIs Chief Justice Roberts moderating from the front?
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Jul 7, 2026SCOTUSblog · Amy HoweSupreme Court allows Texas to enforce law requiring age verification and parental consent on apps
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