SCOTUStoday for Tuesday, December 23

On December 23, 2025, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) continues its tradition of providing updates on significant legal matters, particularly as the holiday season approaches. This edition of SCOTUStoday highlights key developments and ongoing discussions within the Court, which is currently navigating complex issues ranging from birthright citizenship to redistricting. As the Court prepares for a brief hiatus during the holidays, legal enthusiasts and scholars alike are keenly observing the implications of these cases. Holiday Traditions at the Supreme Court The Supreme Court Building has a long-standing tradition of celebrating the holiday … Read more

SCOTUStoday for Monday, December 22

Today marks a significant milestone for the SCOTUStoday newsletter, as it celebrates three months of providing insightful updates on the Supreme Court. We appreciate the continued support from our readers, which fuels our commitment to delivering timely and relevant content. As the holiday season approaches, we would like to remind our audience that there will be abridged editions of SCOTUStoday sent out on the upcoming days, with a brief pause over the holiday weekend. SCOTUS Quick Hits The Supreme Court has recently made headlines by rejecting a request from the Trump administration regarding a policy … Read more

Supreme Court Rejects Trump Administration’s Request in Immigration Judges Dispute

The Supreme Court’s recent decision to reject a request from the Trump administration marks a significant moment in the ongoing dispute over the independence of immigration judges. This case centers around a policy that restricts immigration judges from discussing their roles publicly, raising critical questions about First Amendment rights and the autonomy of federal employees. The ruling, which has been characterized as a setback for the former administration, underscores the complexities involved in immigration law and the judiciary’s role in addressing these issues. Background of the Dispute The controversy began when the National Association of … Read more

SCOTUStoday for Friday, December 19

On December 19, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) continues to engage the public with significant updates and insights. As the holiday season approaches, the court’s activities may shift, but the importance of its rulings remains steadfast. This edition of SCOTUStoday highlights key aspects of the court’s recent history, ongoing cases, and interesting anecdotes that provide a glimpse into the workings of this vital institution. Upcoming Changes in SCOTUS Schedule In light of the holiday season, SCOTUS will implement a modified schedule in the upcoming weeks. Starting Monday, December 22, there will be … Read more