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Ending Chevron Can't Solve Congress's Problems

Ending Chevron Can't Solve Congress's Problems

ConstitutionJames WallnerJuly 10, 2024Separation of Powers, Congress, Supreme Court, Presidency, Chevron, judicial review, regulatory processComment

A New Way to Select Justices?

James WallnerJune 21, 2022Confirmation Process, Supreme CourtComment

For the Supreme Court, 8 Justices Would be Better than 9

For the Supreme Court, 8 Justices Would be Better than 9

An even-numbered court would probably be more functional and less divided.

SenateJames WallnerOctober 7, 2020Confirmation Process, Supreme Court, Amy Coney Barrett, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Separation of PowersComment

For Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation process, the Constitution is on Senate GOP's side

For Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation process, the Constitution is on Senate GOP's side

SenateJames WallnerSeptember 28, 2020Confirmation Process, Amy Coney Barrett, Mitch McConnell, Chuck Schumer, Donald Trump, Supreme Court, Ruth Bader GinsburgComment

Why filling the vacant Supreme Court seat is bad for the country

Why filling the vacant Supreme Court seat is bad for the country

A deadlocked court would be better for the future of U.S. politics.

James WallnerJuly 11, 2018Supreme Court, Senate, Confirmation Process, Presidency, ConstitutionComment

Grand Theft Judiciary? The Senate, the President, and the Supreme Court

Grand Theft Judiciary? The Senate, the President, and the Supreme Court

James WallnerFebruary 9, 2017Separation of Powers, Confirmation Process, Presidency, Senate, Supreme CourtComment

Trump Supreme Court nominee can clear Senate with simple rule

Trump Supreme Court nominee can clear Senate with simple rule

James WallnerFebruary 1, 2017Senate, Trump, Filibuster, Supreme Court, Rule XIXComment

A Coup Against the Constitution

ConstitutionJames WallnerNovember 8, 2016Separation of Powers, Judicial Nominations, Confirmation Process, Supreme Court, SenateComment