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Published: September 2, 2024 12:06

A special Labor Day issue of "One First" looks at #SCOTUS's 1941 ruling in United States v. Darby—and how it not only opened the door to modern labor law, but reflected a deeply principled view of the proper relationship between the courts and Congress: …

Published: August 26, 2024 12:20

This week's "One First" takes a look at a piece that accuses me, Elie Mystal, and Mark Joseph Stern of "lying" about the Fifth Circuit's reversal rate at #SCOTUS—and the methodological errors in counting and comparing Supreme Court decisions on which it…

Published: August 22, 2024 14:09

Today's bonus issue of "One First" (for paid subscribers) provides a more quantitative assessment of just how busy #SCOTUS has been this summer—and why hand-waving claims that the justices have "fixed" the shadow docket may be ... greatly exaggerated: …

Published: August 19, 2024 11:58

Friday's #SCOTUS ruling on Title IX is a huge mess: The majority misrepresented DOJ's position on the central provision at issue; the dissent played along (and made its own errors); and the consequence will be wildly different rules in different states: …

Published: August 12, 2024 11:44

Today’s “One First” takes a deep dive into the student loan mess that #SCOTUS currently has on its plate—including Texas’s … hubristic … suggestion that the justices summarily toss the Biden administration’s SAVE plan without even holding oral argument: …

Published: August 8, 2024 11:56

#SCOTUS is being asked—yet again—to block a key new set of power plant emissions restrictions through (eight!) emergency applications. Today’s “One First” bonus issue explains why this is no way for the Court to keep resolving environmental law disputes: …

Published: August 5, 2024 11:49

How much power does the Constitution give Congress to strip #SCOTUS’s appellate jurisdiction? The latest installment of “One First” looks at the constitutional questions raised by the proposed “No Kings Act”—and why they’ve never previously been answered:…

Published: August 1, 2024 11:52

With news that three of the 9/11 defendants are taking plea deals in the #GTMO military commissions, today’s bonus issue of “One First” looks back at #SCOTUS’s denials of cert. in Al Bahlul & Al-Nashiri—and the lingering legal uncertainy that resulted: …

Published: July 29, 2024 16:40

I've unlocked my "One First" bonus post from July 18 on President Biden's proposed #SCOTUS reforms—and why these reforms are not only the wrong ideas at the wrong time, but might actually set *back* the growing efforts to hold the Court more accountable: …

Published: July 29, 2024 11:53

In Ohio v. EPA, #SCOTUS not only blocked the Biden administration's "Good Neighbor" ozone pollution rule; it rewrote, in two subtle but important (and erroneous) ways, how courts should "balance the equities." That's the focus of this week's "One First": …