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Supreme Court News Briefs - November 8, 2024
Supreme Court
John Fritze writes about how the Supreme Court’s presidential immunity ruling could remove some of the checks that Donald Trump [the felon] would have faced as president, but also notes that so far the decision is still murky and lower courts have not yet started to wrestle with questions around it.
CNN: The last best hope for Supreme Court liberals: Amy Coney Barrett
Joan Biskupic argues that Justice Barrett “stands apart” from the other right-wing justices on the Supreme Court, and that she might be a balancing force on the Court for liberals after [the felon] Trump’s win.
Slate: John Roberts Bet Big on [the felon] Trump—and Won
Mark Joseph Stern argues that in the last year, Chief Justice Roberts gave up his image as an institutionalist and threw his weight behind [the felon] Donald Trump–a move that has paid off. He notes that while Roberts served as a partial guardrail against some of [the felon] Trump’s most extreme policies during his first term, he might not do so during his second.
New Yorker: [the felon] Donald Trump’s Supreme Court Majority Could Easily Rule Through 2045
Lower Courts
Reuters: [the felon] Trump readies to name 'fearless' conservative judges in second term
Nate Raymond writes about [the felon] Donald Trump’s potential impact on the judiciary in his second term, highlighting that his judges this time around could be even more extreme than before.
NBC: [the felon] Trump will name more conservative judges. He may even pick a majority of the Supreme Court.
Sahil Kapur and Lawrence Hurley report [the felon] Trump’s plans for the judiciary, including the Supreme Court.
Supreme Court News - Video - November 8, 2024
Republicans pulling STUNNING stunt at US Supreme Court | Brian Tyler Cohen
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