In a conference call with reporters sponsored by the Federalist Society, Blackman predicted the same would happen in this case. But he, too, addressed the question of how the court would view Trump, and made his case for reversing the lower courts in a way it is unlikely the Trump administration itself would endorse. … [Read more...] about In travel ban case, Supreme Court considers ‘the president’ vs. ‘this president’
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Supreme Court agrees deportation provision of immigration law is too vague
The case was initially argued in January of 2017 before a Supreme Court that was short a member because the late Justice Antonin Scalia's seat had not yet been filled. An eight-member court didn't decide the issue, presumably because the justices were deadlocked 4-4. After Justice Neil Gorsuch joined the court, the justices heard the case reargued. Gorsuch joined the court's more liberal justices in finding the clause too vague. … [Read more...] about Supreme Court agrees deportation provision of immigration law is too vague
Loya Case: Supreme Court’s Reasons For Dismissing Petitions Seeking Probe Into Judge Loya’s Death [Read Judgment]
It explained, “In their practice before this court, Counsel are expected to assist the court with a sense of objectivity in aid of justice. What has happened here is that Mr. Prashant Bhushan has adopted a dual mantle, assuming the character of a counsel for the intervenor as well as an individual personally interested on behalf of the intervening organization of which he is a member. He has gone to the length of personally collecting evidence to somehow bolster the case. The manner in which the opinion of Dr Kaul was obtained on the basis of a laconic questionnaire leaves much to be desired and is a singular reflection on the lack of objectivity which is to be expected from counsel appearing before this Court. This has bordered on an attempt to misrepresent the facts and mislead the court.” … [Read more...] about Loya Case: Supreme Court’s Reasons For Dismissing Petitions Seeking Probe Into Judge Loya’s Death [Read Judgment]
The Supreme Court’s Arbitration Ruling Is Already Screwing Thousands Of Chipotle Workers
The obligation of the employee is to do whatever they need to to understand what it is they are agreeing to. David Gottlieb, Chipotle's director of compliance If Chipotle workers are carved out of their lawsuit, they could still pursue their claims in arbitration. But there’s reason to think many of them would not. … [Read more...] about The Supreme Court’s Arbitration Ruling Is Already Screwing Thousands Of Chipotle Workers
Supreme Court Blocks Deposition Of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross In Census Citizenship Question Suit
Trump Administration Asks SCOTUS To Block Top Officials From Explaining Census Citizenship Question Wilbur Ross Contradicts Trump Administration Rationale For Census Citizenship Question New Documents Raise More Questions About Census Citizenship Question … [Read more...] about Supreme Court Blocks Deposition Of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross In Census Citizenship Question Suit
