By presenting judging as pure law untainted by politics, Amy Coney Barrett offers a picture so implausible it makes cynics of us all.
Mark A. Graber
Mark A. Graber is a professor at the University of Maryland Carey School of Law. Follow him @MGraber_
Posted inLaw and Justice
It’s Too Soon to Say if the Colorado Ballot Case Was a Loss for Anti-Trump Forces
Yes, the Supreme Court kept Trump on the ballot, but requiems for failed constitutional litigation—as Lincoln’s Chief Justice appointment knew—are often premature.
Posted inBooks, January/February/March 2019, Magazine
How the Supreme Court Learned to Play Politics
Partisan judging is a team sport. A lot of it takes place off the court.
