Supreme Court to Make Significant Rulings on Power of Administrative State, Presidential Immunity, More

Vambram said:

Supreme Court to Make Significant Rulings on Power of Administrative State, Presidential Immunity, More

The Supreme Court is expected to make significant rulings on the power of the bureaucracy, presidential immunity, and government censorship.

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The court heard 61 arguments in 69 cases this term (some of the cases were consolidated for oral argument), 20 of which the court has already decided.
Opinions in some of the biggest cases, however, have yet to be issued. These cases address issues ranging from government censorship of online speech to abortion drug regulation to Trump’s immunity from criminal prosecution to how much deference courts should give to federal agencies’ interpretations of the scope of their own authority.
The court heard five cases this term that could significantly reshape administrative law and the regulatory state.
In Relentless, Inc. v. Department of Commerce and Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, for instance, the court will decide how much courts should defer to agencies’ often expansive interpretations of federal law.

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Vambram said:

Here's Why The Alito Recusal Calls Are Ridiculous

It would be unethical for Alito to recuse because the Code of Conduct says a justice 'has an obligation to sit unless disqualified.'

thefederalist.com

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Vambram said:

Conservatives are the ones interested in justice. Meanwhile, liberal politicians have openly talked about stacking the SCOTUS to add to its 9 justices by increasing the amount of Supreme Court justices up to 11, or even 15. The liberal politicians strongly desire to take over the SCOTUS.

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Pommer said:

There’s nine Justices to run the 13 Circuit Courts, (11 circuits + DC and the Federal Circuit), there’s too much work spread over too thin a “workforce”, we need at least another 4 Justices.

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