Professor Vladeck is unduly diplomatic on the Supreme Court’s radical jurisprudence. Its decisions no longer should be viewed as adjudication of disputes under the law and Constitution. It’s all about legislating from the bench to reach a predetermined result. Facts don’t matter. Precedent is irrelevant. Original intent is only of intere…
Professor Vladeck is unduly diplomatic on the Supreme Court’s radical jurisprudence. Its decisions no longer should be viewed as adjudication of disputes under the law and Constitution. It’s all about legislating from the bench to reach a predetermined result. Facts don’t matter. Precedent is irrelevant. Original intent is only of interest if consistent with the desired outcome.
The Supreme Court’s five or six justice right wing supermajority are on a mission to move the country far to the right and are in a hurry. It’s obvious they know their agenda is broadly unpopular, and they just don’t care.
The Court is helped by the utter dysfunction of Republicans in Congress who will not lift a finger to legislate anything that benefits consumers. The void is filled by the Court.
The past recent sessions are only a taste of the radicalism on the march, and until the Court is tamed they won’t stop.
Professor Vladeck is unduly diplomatic on the Supreme Court’s radical jurisprudence. Its decisions no longer should be viewed as adjudication of disputes under the law and Constitution. It’s all about legislating from the bench to reach a predetermined result. Facts don’t matter. Precedent is irrelevant. Original intent is only of interest if consistent with the desired outcome.
The Supreme Court’s five or six justice right wing supermajority are on a mission to move the country far to the right and are in a hurry. It’s obvious they know their agenda is broadly unpopular, and they just don’t care.
The Court is helped by the utter dysfunction of Republicans in Congress who will not lift a finger to legislate anything that benefits consumers. The void is filled by the Court.
The past recent sessions are only a taste of the radicalism on the march, and until the Court is tamed they won’t stop.