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Tag Archives: Gorsuch
[Jonathan H. Adler] Kavanaugh v. Gorsuch
This morning's New York Times features a front-page story by Adam Liptak noting that President Trump's two Supreme Court nominees—Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh—disagree more than one might expect. He writes: Both justices lean right, but they are revealing themselves … Continue reading
First word from Justice Gorsuch on the Confrontation Clause
The Supreme Court today denied certiorari in Stuart v. Alabama, No. 17-1676. I believe there is good news and bad news here. Stuart was charged with vehicular homicide, by drunk driving. The State introduced a blood test through the testimony of … Continue reading
Posted in Law Professors
Tagged clause, Confrontation, First, Gorsuch, Justice, Word
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Oil States Energy Services, LLC v. Greene's Energy Group, LLC, Docket No. 16-712, J. Gorsuch, dissenting
Judicial independence: Declaration of Independence: Art. III Court: Common law:We sometimes take it for granted today that independent judges will hear our cases and controversies. But it wasn’t always so. Before the Revolution, colonial judges depended on the crown for … Continue reading
Posted in International Law
Tagged 16712, dissenting, Docket, Energy, Gorsuch, Greene's, group, Services, States
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Tharpe v. Sellers, J. Thomas, with whom J. Alito and J. Gorsuch join, dissenting (Per Curiam opinion), Docket 17-6075
Retroactivity (here in a criminal context): (…) First, no reasonable jurist could argue that Pena-Rodriguez applies retroactively on collateral review. Pena-Rodriguez established a new rule: The opinion states that it is answering a question “left open” by this Court’s earlier … Continue reading
Posted in International Law
Tagged 176075, Alito, Curiam, dissenting, Docket, Gorsuch, Join, Opinion, Sellers, Tharpe, Thomas, whom
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