Tag Archive for: John Roberts

John Roberts’ Historic Failure as Supreme Court Chief Justice, Part II

As I wrote in last week’s Note, “Roberts has taken the lead in writing a series of opinions that have destroyed essential rules governing our […]

John Roberts’ Historic Failure as Supreme Court Chief Justice, Part 1

Chief Justice John Roberts is smart and skilled. He will be remembered, however, as a historic failure. This is not a claim to make lightly, […]

NBC News: In rare interviews, federal judges criticize Supreme Court ‘s handling of Trump cases

“Federal judges are frustrated with the Supreme Court for increasingly overturning lower court rulings involving the Trump administration with little or no explanation, with some worried […]

The Chief Justice, The Roberts Six, & The Path To Tyranny

In 1788, James Madison wrote in The Federalist Paper, No: 47: “The accumulation of all powers, legislative, executive, and judiciary, in the same hands, whether of […]

Report: How Chief Justice Roberts & Former Justice Kennedy Knowingly Misrepresented Court Precedent To Justify Increasing Legalized Corruption

PDF Version   Democracy 21 Education Fund Report How Supreme Court Chief Justice Roberts and Former Justice Kennedy Knowingly Misrepresented Court Precedent to Justify Increasing […]

Is John Roberts Bending The Knee To Trump?

This note was updated on June 27 to reflect the Supreme Court’s ruling in the birthright citizenship cases. Since January 20, President Donald Trump has […]

How The Opinions Of Two Supreme Court Justices Paved The Way For The Musk Era

  This op-ed is adapted from a piece that first appeared in Courier Newsroom.   How The Opinions Of Two Supreme Court Justices Paved the […]

Trump Is Trying To Seize Absolute Power – The Judiciary Can & Must Stop Him

When President Donald Trump, in one of his irrational online rants, called for the impeachment of U.S. District Court Chief Judge James Boasberg this week, he […]