(Image via Getty) Ed. Note: A weekly roundup of just a few items from Howard Bashman’s How Appealing blog, the Web’s first blog devoted to appellate litigation. Check out these stories and more at How Appealing. “There Is No Such Thing As a ‘Quiet’ Supreme Court Term; When conservatives have this much control over the […]

You would think that judges, having the job of judging people who do bad things, would be really good at justifying their behavior when they’re on the other side of the gavel. Alas, recent explanations of judges behaving badly have been: my friends said it was okay, the seat would have gone to waste otherwise, […]

Clarence Thomas Exposed Again: He’s definitely taken money from people with business before the Court. Trump’s Stall Strategy Won’t Work: Read how PACER is implicated in this mess. Will Strook Finally Find A Firm To Go Steady With?: Looks like a situationship to me. JD Vance Is Causing Problems On Purpose: Futile fighting if you […]

(Photo by MEGA/GC Images) In case you missed it, earlier this week, our fine nation celebrated Constitution Day. But in case you didn’t realize, this year was an “extra special” Constitution Day because the Texas A&M University School of Law also celebrated 10 years of existence. In that time, the little law school that could […]

Ed. note: Welcome to our daily Trivia Question of the Day feature. Which justice was responsible for the installation of a frozen yogurt machine in the Supreme Court cafeteria? Hint: This justice must agree with The Good Place on the matter of fro-yo: “I’ve come to really like frozen yogurt. There’s something so human about taking something and […]

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