June, 2007 Entries

June 30

    • School Choice, Yes; Racial Quotas, No
    • One Down, Five To Go
    • Et Tu, WSJ?

June 29

    • A Modest Proposal
    • This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—June 29
    • Segregation vs. Racial Imbalance

June 28

    • Seattle
    • FedSoc Supreme Court Round-up
    • Court Rejects Race-based School Assignments
    • Two from Kennedy
    • Did Kavanaugh Deceive the Senate?
    • Supreme Court's Last Day
    • Leahy Seeks Investigation of Kavanaugh
    • This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—June 28

June 27

    • Durbin Accuses Kavanaugh
    • This Week's Landowner Loss
    • Endangered Species Decision
    • This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—June 27

June 26

    • What Originalism Is, and Isn't
    • This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—June 26

June 25

    • Making Hash in the Bong Hits Case
    • Thursday
    • All You Need Is Five
    • Campaign Finance Case
    • No "Bong Hits 4 Jesus"
    • Property Owners Lose
    • Justice Alito for the Court
    • Supremes in Home Stretch
    • Fourth to Be One-Third Empty
    • This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—June 25

June 22

    • Off to Summer Camp

June 21

    • Empirical Data
    • Greenhouse Full of Fog
    • Re: The Next Supreme Court Vacancy
    • Today’s Rulings
    • The Next Supreme Court Vacancy

June 20

    • The Pending School Cases
    • Rip Van Toobin?

June 18

    • This Week in Liberal Judicial Activism—Week of June 18

June 17

    • Court’s Ruling on Time Limits for Filing Notice of Appeal
    • Supreme Ignorance
    • Rosen's "The Arrogance of Justice Anthony Kennedy"

June 14

    • Alito on the First Amendment
    • Warner & Webb Recommend Nominees
    • One by Scalia, Two by Thomas
    • SCOTUS on Unions
    • Re: Feckless Cowards
    • Re: Benjamin Wittes’s Confirmation Wars
    • No Naïve Deed Goes Unpunished

June 13

    • Fred Thompson on the Supreme Court
    • Feckless Cowards
    • Null and Voinovich

June 11

    • Playing the Racist Card—and Lying About It
    • For Those of You Keeping Score at Home …
    • Stuart Taylor on Title VII Ledbetter Ruling
    • This Week in Liberal Judicial Activism—Week of June 11

June 10

    • Judge Short?
    • Judicial Nominations Face "Double Whammy"
    • The Southwick Nomination

June 09

    • Benjamin Wittes’s Confirmation Wars

June 08

    • 'Meltdown' Over Judges?

June 07

    • Missing the Obvious
    • Re: Committee Vote on Southwick Nomination
    • Committee Vote on Southwick Nomination
    • Commute Libby's Sentence?
    • Secondhand Sinning

June 06

    • D.C. Event on the Import of the Partial-Birth Abortion Ruling
    • The GOP Debate in New Hampshire

June 05

    • Tom Smith Likes Judges
    • Stuck in a Muddle
    • NYT Opposes Southwick
    • Preempting the Peremptory

June 04

    • This Week Entry on Griswold v. Connecticut
    • Piling On With Ginsburg
    • This Week in Liberal Judicial Activism—Week of June 4

June 03

    • Re: The Oldest, Weakest Editorial Arguments
    • The Oldest, Weakest Editorial Arguments

June 02

    • Re: AP

June 01

    • WH Prepares Supreme Nominee List -- Just in Case
    • AP: Absolutely Pathetic?

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