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Justices Gorsuch and Jackson - What is going on? : r supremecourt - Reddit Justices Gorsuch and Jackson have been joining concurrences with each other in important I will highlight the instances Arizona v Mayorkas - The first one, Justice Jackson joined Justice Gorsuch's dissent chastising SCOTUS for staying a Court decision that vacated title 42's COVID measures against immigration
Neil Gorsuch May Be the Supreme Court’s Fiercest Defender of . . . - Reddit But Gorsuch is the staunchest defender of tribal sovereignty and Native American rights perhaps in the history of the Supreme Court, and I choose to be thankful for that The latest additions to Gorsuch’s impressive canon of pro-tribal decisions came in two opinions handed down by the Supreme Court on June 15 The first case was Haaland v
The Nihilism of Neil Gorsuch : r supremecourt - Reddit I'll be frank and say that the article is kind of dead on with regards to its analysis of Gorsuch And considering the legal background of the author, it's clear the author knows what he's talking about
Justice Gorsuch be spitting facts : r LawSchool - Reddit Justice Gorsuch, joined by Justices Kagan, Sotomayor, and Jackson dissented, arguing that the Court answered the wrong question The Navajos simply asked the government to identify the water rights it holds for them, and, if the United States has misappropriated these rights, to formulate a plan to stop doing so
Neil Gorsuch Couldn’t Save Tribal Sovereignty From His . . . - Reddit “Justice Neil Gorsuch, who authored the McGirt ruling, dissented from Wednesday’s ruling with the judicial equivalent of undisguised fury ” “Where this Court once stood firm, today it wilts,” he wrote, referring to the historical backdrop of state encroachments on tribal sovereignty and Chief Justice John Marshall’s rejection of