Supreme Court Justice Alito Extends Stay on Mifepristone Telemedicine Prescriptions
Justice Samuel Alito extended an administrative stay halting a Fifth Circuit Court order that blocked mifepristone prescriptions via telemedicine. The...
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NAACP Requests Supreme Court Reconsider Callais Judgment Amid Election Timing Concerns
On April 29, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its decision in Callais. The same day, non-African American plaintiffs requested immediate judgment enforce...
Supreme Court Overturns Texas Redistricting Ruling in Rare Summary Reversal
The U.S. Supreme Court summarily reversed a three-judge panel’s decision that Texas’s redistricting plan was racially motivated, granting an emergency...
Justice Breyer Defends Supreme Court's Shadow Docket Amid Growing Concerns
Retired Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer dismisses worries about the Court's increasing reliance on the 'shadow docket.' He argues that the docket...
How Structural Reforms Could Tame the Supreme Court's Shadow Docket
Legal scholar Garrett West argues that the Supreme Court's 'Shadow Docket' crisis stems from structural issues in federal court jurisdiction, not tran...
Justice Sotomayor’s 2013 Obamacare Order: The Shadow Docket’s First Case?
Legal scholars debate whether Justice Sotomayor’s 2013 emergency order for the Little Sisters of the Poor marked the birth of the Supreme Court’s shad...
Justice Sotomayor’s 2013 Order: The True Birth of the Supreme Court’s Emergency Docket
A 2013 Supreme Court order by Justice Sonia Sotomayor blocked the Obama administration’s contraception mandate for the Little Sisters of the Poor—two...
Supreme Court's Shadow Docket Rulings Raise Questions on Qualified Immunity Standards
The Supreme Court's recent emergency docket rulings in Mirabelli and Foote have sent mixed signals, blocking California's policy while allowing a simi...
Leaked Supreme Court Memos Expose Flaws in Secretive 'Shadow Docket' Process
A trove of private Supreme Court memos, leaked to The New York Times, reveals internal frustrations over the 'shadow docket'—emergency rulings made wi...
Leaked Supreme Court Memos Expose Shadow Docket’s Role in Blocking Climate Regulation
Internal Supreme Court memos leaked by The New York Times reveal how the justices’ shadow docket was weaponized to block a major EPA climate regulatio...
Supreme Court Issues Rare GVR Order With Three Justices Dissenting in Qualified Immunity Case
The U.S. Supreme Court issued an unusual GVR order in Smith v. Scott, a qualified immunity case, with Justices Sotomayor, Kagan, and Jackson dissentin...