Feb 18, 2022 | Article, Author, Courts, John P. Collins Jr., Judges
By: John P. Collins, Jr. It would have been easy for President Joe Biden to approach judicial appointments (and, particularly, circuit court appointments) the same way as the Administration he served as Vice President. Like President Obama, President Biden inherited a...
Sep 1, 2019 | Essay, Feature, Judges, Meg Penrose, Supreme Court of the United States
By Meg Penrose Abstract “The duty to decide is the primary judicial duty.” If one agrees with Judge Posner, then the Roberts Court is shirking its primary duty. Empirically, the Roberts Court is the least productive of any Supreme Court. It averages less than 70...
