Kate, Melissa, and Leah get together to discuss Justice Kagan’s approach to statutory interpretation. We got two opinions this week, Sanchez v. Mayorkas, another unanimous immigration case, and the big ACCA (Armed Career Criminal Act, not Affordable Care Act) opinion we’ve been waiting for-- Borden v. US. They identify an important parallel between Justice Kagan and Taylor Swift and lay out the evidence that the Justices are reading their tweets (and everyone else’s too). Finally, they are joined by three former law clerks to Judge Katzmann (Professors Rachel Bayefsky, Bernie Meyler, and Lindsay Nash) to remember the late judge.
Unprincipled and Inconsistent Voting Rights Shenanigans
Please Pay Attention to State Courts and Constitutions
Debunking the Independent State Legislature Fantasy
Fossil Fuel Rules Everything Around Me
What the Fight After Roe Actually Looks Like
Women Are Not Without Power
Hostility to Mercy
Law & Religion on the Barrett Court
The Family Roe: An American Story
How Mitch Rigged the Courts
Break Glass in Case of Emergency
Smashing Precedents and Making Up Facts
Just how bad is the Supreme Court's EPA decision?
This Maximalist Conservative Supermajority
Roe is dead. Now what?
How SCOTUS gutted our gun laws
Reeking of Impropriety
Queer Supremacy (A Pride Special)
The Newly Constituted and Restless
Allow Me To Retort
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