Steve Vladeck
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American legal scholar; professor of law at Georgetown University Law Center and CNN Supreme Court analyst. Author of The Shadow Docket (2023). Writes One…
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The Supreme Court's emergency docket behavior appears to be motivated more by the political preferences of a majority of the justices than by the faithful application of neutral legal principles. (opens korrents.com)
“the Court was also behaving inconsistently, so that it appeared that its rulings were motivated more by the political preferences of a majority of the justices than by the faithful application of neutral legal…”
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The proliferation of thinly explained precedential rulings in high-profile cases makes it harder for the Court to earn diffuse public acceptance that its rulings are principled. (opens korrents.com)
“for a Court whose authority depends on diffuse public acceptance that its rulings are principled (if not of the principles themselves), the proliferation of thinly explained precedential rulings in high-profile cases…”
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The real problem with the current Supreme Court is its lack of accountability to other branches of government. (opens korrents.com)
“In a nutshell, the book argues that the real problem with today's Court is that it has become unaccountable to any other institution of government-free to do just about whatever it wants, whenever it wants.”
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The Supreme Court's emergency docket behavior appears to be motivated more by the political preferences of a majority of the justices than by the faithful application of neutral legal principles. (opens korrents.com)