Category Archives: Supreme Court

“In a 4-4 Split, the Supreme Court Lets Pennsylvania Make Voting Easier—For Now; The decision signals that Amy Coney Barrett will cast the deciding vote in any upcoming election disputes.”

I have written this piece for Slate. It begins: After a very long delay in an emergency election case, the shorthanded United States Supreme Court came to a 4-4 tie in an election law case out of Pennsylvania on Monday… Continue reading

Retired Judge Michael Luttig, in WaPo Oped, Suggests Judge Barrett, If Confirmed Would Likely Have to Recuse (under the Caperton Case) in Any Supreme Court Election Litigation

Judge Luttig: The majority declined to grapple with Roberts’s prescient question whether there is a principled difference between a case where a person has financially influenced a judge and one where the biasing influence is nonfinancial. But the majority’s evident… Continue reading