203: Does John Roberts stabilize the divided SCOTUS? @adamjwhitedc). @AEI & @Unprecedential; @AdLawCenter & @GeorgeMasonLaw.
Image: The members of the Chase Court in 1868. Adam J. White, Executive Director, C. Boyden Gray Center for the Study of the Administrative State, & Assistant Professor of Law at George Mason University; & Washington Post, in re: Chief Justice Roberts. The modern administrative state’s flip-flops. impossible to plan our lives around there being a new president every four years, someone who radically changes everything around. John Marshall famously brought the Court together; Roberts does something sort of similar. Subpoenaing papers [by a local District Attorney] from the president is unprecedented. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/07/16/want-understand-what-supreme-court-did-this-term-these-two-words-are-key/