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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 3
- Latest publication
- Sep 14, 2026
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- Jul 17, 2026
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When justices drift (opens the original)
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Upon introducing Amy Coney Barrett as his nominee to the Supreme Court in September 2020, President Donald Trump praised her as “a woman of unparalleled achievement, towering intellect, sterling credentials, and unyielding loyalty to the Constitution.” This view of her did not last. In April, after Barrett voted against Trump’s tariffs and in anticipation of a ruling striking down his executive order on birthright citizenship, the president posted to Truth Social that “certain ‘Republican’ Justi
The live blog comments that stuck with us (opens the original)
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One of SCOTUSblog’s most popular features is our live blogging during major oral arguments and opinion hand down days. Throughout these live chats, our moderators (led by Amy) not only provide what’s happening at the court in real time, but we also feature plenty of comments and questions by readers (and, yes, we apologize for not including yours). Although such questions and comments usually concern when a particular opinion is likely to be released (we don’t know until the last opinion announc
Three profound constitutional provisions – and how the Supreme Court has avoided dealing with them (opens the original)
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Some provisions of the Constitution enjoy far more attention than others. At the Supreme Court, for example, it is a rare term that doesn’t have a case involving the First, Second, or Fourth Amendments. Yet that is not true for every clause in the Constitution. Today I’d like to cover three such provisions that, despite their profound implications, have generally flown under the court’s radar – the 13th Amendment’s “exception clause,” the guarantee clause of Article IV, and the Third Amendment.
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