Time to Wake Up 307: The Mischief Continues
Callais is the culmination of a years-long “judicial project to destroy the Voting Rights Act,” to quote
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Callais is the culmination of a years-long “judicial project to destroy the Voting Rights Act,” to quote
benefit of full briefing or a prior judicial decision. She calls this a “drastic and unusual remedy … threatens to render our ability to provide meaningful judicial review–and by extension, our institutional legitimacy–a nullity
Lying to Congress is bad. Lying to frustrate judicial review is bad. Lying to thwart Congress’ constitutional power
sought to cancel 65,000 votes in a judicial election last year—an estimated
Republicans were serious about rooting out judicial misconduct, we probably would have gotten answers about Clarence Thomas paying … question: If income wasn’t declared on his judicial disclosure report, did he also not report
confidence of the American people, and perform the judicial function honorably. So, can we win a pathway
judge. Indeed, the Mar-a-Lago warrants were judicially approved. Despite very aggressive lawyering for Trump, no finding