Chief Justice John Roberts says judicial independence under threat
Judicial independence is threatened by intimidation and disinformation, prompting concerns from Chief Justice Roberts about adherence to court rulings.
Chief Justice John Roberts Thinks You're Stupid And He's Probably Right
Chief Justice Roberts' approach to public communication reflects low regard for the public and evasiveness on critical issues facing the judiciary.
John Roberts Bet Big on Trump-and Won
John Roberts has shifted from being a guardrail against Trump's extremes to largely supporting his conservative vision for the Supreme Court.
Chief Justice John Roberts says judicial independence under threat
Judicial independence is threatened by intimidation and disinformation, prompting concerns from Chief Justice Roberts about adherence to court rulings.
Chief Justice John Roberts Thinks You're Stupid And He's Probably Right
Chief Justice Roberts' approach to public communication reflects low regard for the public and evasiveness on critical issues facing the judiciary.
John Roberts Bet Big on Trump-and Won
John Roberts has shifted from being a guardrail against Trump's extremes to largely supporting his conservative vision for the Supreme Court.
The U.S. Supreme Court established its first-ever ethics code amidst ethics controversies but remains divided on enforcement.
Amy Coney Barrett: 'The Supreme Court Justice To Watch'
Amy Coney Barrett is emerging as a distinct and potentially independent voice on the Supreme Court.
Supreme Court Asked to Address Constitutionality of Judge Newman Removal
Miller Mendel's petition challenges the Federal Circuit's dismissal of its software patent as an abstract idea, raising critical patent law questions.
The case underlines concerns regarding judicial independence and the authority of Article III judges.
A Surprise at the Federalist Society Gala: Justice Breyer, a Retired Liberal
The Federalist Society's gala featured Justices Gorsuch and Breyer promoting court independence amidst controversy, highlighting a rare moment of bipartisanship.
How Appealing Weekly Roundup
The GOP's efforts to undermine electoral confidence continue, regardless of Supreme Court decisions.
Venezuela's Supreme Court, a tribunal that dispenses justice tailored to Nicolas Maduro's needs
The Venezuelan Supreme Court has reaffirmed support for Maduro, raising concerns about the independence of its judiciary and the legitimacy of the recent elections.
Inside the Supreme Court Justices' Ethics Debate
The U.S. Supreme Court established its first-ever ethics code amidst ethics controversies but remains divided on enforcement.
Amy Coney Barrett: 'The Supreme Court Justice To Watch'
Amy Coney Barrett is emerging as a distinct and potentially independent voice on the Supreme Court.
Supreme Court Asked to Address Constitutionality of Judge Newman Removal
Miller Mendel's petition challenges the Federal Circuit's dismissal of its software patent as an abstract idea, raising critical patent law questions.
The case underlines concerns regarding judicial independence and the authority of Article III judges.
A Surprise at the Federalist Society Gala: Justice Breyer, a Retired Liberal
The Federalist Society's gala featured Justices Gorsuch and Breyer promoting court independence amidst controversy, highlighting a rare moment of bipartisanship.
How Appealing Weekly Roundup
The GOP's efforts to undermine electoral confidence continue, regardless of Supreme Court decisions.
Venezuela's Supreme Court, a tribunal that dispenses justice tailored to Nicolas Maduro's needs
The Venezuelan Supreme Court has reaffirmed support for Maduro, raising concerns about the independence of its judiciary and the legitimacy of the recent elections.
British judge Nicholas Phillips steps down from Hong Kong court
Nicholas Phillips resigns from Hong Kong's top appeals court, highlighting concerns about judicial independence and the impact of political pressures on foreign judges.
Amid mass repression, glimmers of resistance in Hong Kong
Resistance against government repression continues in Hong Kong despite intensified crackdowns on activists and a repressive legal environment.
Canadian judge is latest to resign from Hong Kong's top court
Hong Kong's top court facing resignations over judicial independence concerns.
British judge Nicholas Phillips steps down from Hong Kong court
Nicholas Phillips resigns from Hong Kong's top appeals court, highlighting concerns about judicial independence and the impact of political pressures on foreign judges.
Amid mass repression, glimmers of resistance in Hong Kong
Resistance against government repression continues in Hong Kong despite intensified crackdowns on activists and a repressive legal environment.
Canadian judge is latest to resign from Hong Kong's top court
Hong Kong's top court facing resignations over judicial independence concerns.
After calling Germany's chancellor a 'fool', Elon Musk now wants Italy's judges to be removed
Elon Musk's comments on Italy's migrant policies sparked outrage and raised concerns about external influence on domestic judicial matters.
Mexico supreme court judges resign over reforms to allow voters to elect judiciary
Mexico's Supreme Court judges resigned due to judicial reforms that allow voters to elect judges, raising concerns about the impact on judiciary independence.
Germany moves to protect top court against far right DW 07/23/2024
Germany aims to fortify its Federal Constitutional Court against political influence, partly to counter the rising far-right Alternative for Germany party.
Under Pressure To Retire, Sonia Sotomayor Ought To Tell Detractors To 'Go Pound Sand'
The effort to push Sotomayor to retire represents a shift in the traditional understanding of Supreme Court appointments.
Sotomayor is being pressured to retire to allow Joe Biden to appoint her successor while he is president.
After calling Germany's chancellor a 'fool', Elon Musk now wants Italy's judges to be removed
Elon Musk's comments on Italy's migrant policies sparked outrage and raised concerns about external influence on domestic judicial matters.
Mexico supreme court judges resign over reforms to allow voters to elect judiciary
Mexico's Supreme Court judges resigned due to judicial reforms that allow voters to elect judges, raising concerns about the impact on judiciary independence.
Germany moves to protect top court against far right DW 07/23/2024
Germany aims to fortify its Federal Constitutional Court against political influence, partly to counter the rising far-right Alternative for Germany party.
Under Pressure To Retire, Sonia Sotomayor Ought To Tell Detractors To 'Go Pound Sand'
The effort to push Sotomayor to retire represents a shift in the traditional understanding of Supreme Court appointments.
Sotomayor is being pressured to retire to allow Joe Biden to appoint her successor while he is president.
Public defenders may need to leverage political strategies like winning the electoral college to address systemic issues in criminal justice.
Pakistan's government curbs judiciary's power after alleged harassment of MPs
The 26th constitutional amendment undermines judicial independence and democracy in Pakistan, amidst accusations of coercion and corruption in the parliamentary process.
Opinion | Supreme Court Reform Is in the Air
Biden's term limits proposal for Supreme Court justices is preferable to court expansion plans, emphasizing the need for judicial independence and balance.
A North Carolina Supreme Court Justice Warns of a "Dark Day" for Voting Rights in Her State
Justice Allison Riggs condemned the North Carolina Supreme Court's decision to suspend early voting, emphasizing it undermines voters' rights and the integrity of the judiciary.
Tunisia court stripped of electoral power days before vote DW 09/27/2024
The Tunisian Parliament's recent law aims to undermine judicial oversight before elections, raising concerns over President Kais Saied's grip on power.
The End of Judicial Independence
Colonial judges' lifetime tenure became a symbol of judicial independence, prompting intense backlash against royal authority and contributing to revolutionary fervor.
Mexico's Senate passes judicial reform after protesters break into chamber
Mexico's judicial overhaul allows voters to elect judges, raising concerns about judicial independence and potential influence from powerful criminal organizations.
Mexico's Senate passed a contentious judicial reform bill amid protests, raising concerns about judicial independence and political dissent.
Texas Court Doesn't Give A Flying Fig What You Think Of It
Forum shopping is becoming a concern in real-life legal practice due to the influence of ideologically driven judges.
Mexico's Senate passes judicial reform after protesters break into chamber
Mexico's judicial overhaul allows voters to elect judges, raising concerns about judicial independence and potential influence from powerful criminal organizations.
Why everyone is suddenly worried about Mexico's democracy
Mexico's Congress approved a reform allowing voters to elect judges, risking judicial independence and U.S. relations.
The reform could lead to judicial pandering, compromising democracy.
Mexico's Lower House of Congress Approves President's Judicial Overhaul
Mexico's lower house approved a proposal to redesign the judiciary, aiming to transition to an elected judge system.
Chavismo intensifies its judicial persecution against Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia
The Venezuelan government escalates its persecution of the opposition, threatening imminent arrest and undermining the political climate following the contested election.
2 Liberal Groups to Spend $5 Million on State Supreme Court Races
Two groups, National Democratic Redistricting Committee and Planned Parenthood Votes, join forces to support candidates in state supreme court races, aiming to protect independence and ensure neutral interpretation of law.
Federal Appellate Judge Respectfully Calls Out Stupidity Of Clerkship Hiring Boycotts
Judge Wilkinson believes in judging students by their individual accomplishments, not boycotting based on their institution.
Elphicke lobbied justice secretary to interfere in husband's sex offence trial'
Natalie Elphicke, a former Tory MP who defected to Labour, lobbied the justice secretary to interfere in her then-husband's criminal case, facing criticism for potentially seeking leniency or influence in the trial.