As the term rushes to an end, the Supreme Court wades eagerly into a mooted case in order to close the door on the “independent legislature doctrine.” But does it matter? David and Sarah disagree. Also:
-Nobody expects the Marbury v. Madison citations
-What counts as threats online? (Or: Is recklessness subjective?)
-NYT v. Sullivan holds strong
-Supreme Court bingo: The Countdown
-Supreme (court) ignorance
-“You only defend justices Thomas and Alito because they’re conservative.” Nope.
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