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SCOTUS Today for Tuesday, January 27

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On January 27, the Supreme Court of the United States marks a significant day, particularly as it coincides with the birthday of Chief Justice John Roberts, who has been a pivotal figure on the bench since his appointment in 2005. This day not only celebrates the contributions of Roberts but also highlights the ongoing activities and discussions within the court. As the nation looks toward its highest judicial authority, the focus remains on the cases under review and the implications they hold for American law. SCOTUS Quick Hits Today, the Supreme Court continues to engage … Read more

Announcement of Opinions for Tuesday, January 20

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On January 20, the Supreme Court is anticipated to announce several opinions concerning cases that have been argued during the current term. This event is significant as it provides clarity on the Court’s stance on various legal issues that impact the public and the legal community. As the court proceeds with its deliberations, the legal landscape may shift based on these forthcoming decisions. Live Blogging of Opinions During the announcement, we will be live blogging to provide real-time updates as the Court releases its opinions. This interactive format allows participants to engage with the ongoing … Read more

Announcement of Opinions for Wednesday, January 14

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On Wednesday, January 14, the court is expected to announce opinions on various argued cases from the current term. This event holds significant importance for legal practitioners, scholars, and the public, as it may shape future legal precedents and interpretations. The anticipation surrounding these announcements often leads to heightened interest and engagement from those following the court’s activities closely. Live Blogging Details During the opinion announcements, we will be conducting live blogging to provide real-time updates and insights. This allows participants to stay informed as the court releases its decisions. For those interested in joining … Read more

January’s Criminal Law Arguments – and is “Party Presentation” Morphing into a Court-Controlling Rule?

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As the Supreme Court resumes its activities after the winter recess, significant discussions surrounding criminal law are expected to emerge. The first oral arguments of the year will commence on January 12, with a focus on several notable cases, including the pivotal Wolford v. Lopez, which will be argued later in the month. This case, along with others addressing the rights of trans individuals, could have profound implications for criminal law, highlighting the evolving landscape of judicial interpretation in this area. Overview of Upcoming Cases The Supreme Court will hear a total of nine cases … Read more