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Federal Courts More Alito Recusals Beg the Question: Why Not Blind Trusts?

More Alito Recusals Beg the Question: Why Not Blind Trusts?

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Presidents have to have blind trusts. According to CNN, nearly every serious presidential candidate, some governors, and a small handful of federal lawmakers...

Federal Courts SCOTUS Snippets: Sotomayor's Teeth, More Utah, Upcoming Cases

SCOTUS Snippets: Sotomayor's Teeth, More Utah, Upcoming Cases

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Another slow week for the Supremes, but on the bright side, the Nine returned to work today, holding their first conference since before the holidays....

Federal Courts Did SCOTUS Make the Right Call in Halting UT's Gay Marriage?

Did SCOTUS Make the Right Call in Halting UT's Gay Marriage?

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Unless you have been spelunking for the past few months, you know that there is something pretty major going on in Utah right now. A federal district court...

Federal Courts Chief Justice Roberts Plays Oliver Twist for Congress

Chief Justice Roberts Plays Oliver Twist for Congress

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

In a slow week for Supreme Court news last week, Chief Justice John Roberts (CJJR) released his annual report, a task he took pains to discuss his disdain...

Federal Courts Snippets: Sotomayor Honored, Utah's Appeal, and NSA Metadata

Snippets: Sotomayor Honored, Utah's Appeal, and NSA Metadata

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Happy Monday! Because it's the eve of the eve of a holiday, and you're probably thinking ahead to where you'll be tomorrow night, we're not going to occupy...

Federal Courts Half-Measures: How Long Before Marriage Returns to SCOTUS?

Half-Measures: How Long Before Marriage Returns to SCOTUS?

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Judicial restraint. It's a concept that makes us all feel warm and fuzzy. Judges don't go too far, or reach unnecessary conclusions in a case, because that's...

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