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Category: Corruption | SCOTUS
Earl Warren, a Republican, became U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice in October 1953 during President Dwight Eisenhower’s administration.
John Roberts, a Republican, became U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice in September 2005 during President George W. Bush’s administration.
Both Chief Justices…
Category: Corruption | SCOTUS
In a May 5, 2015 UCLA Law Review article, the late conservative Republican Utah senator, Orin G. Hatch, made this constitutional observation in an argument against the Affordable Care Act:
“From the early days of the Republic, a core component…
Category: Constitutional Law | SCOTUS
The Chief Justice John Roberts-led U.S. Supreme Court will have another opportunity to modify or overrule a longstanding precedent issued by the Court before his tenure as Chief Justice.
The case before the Court, Samia v. United States, involves a…
Category: Criminal Law | Mental Health
Mental health plays a crucial role in criminal defense cases in Texas. A defendant’s mental health can affect their ability to understand the charges against them, to assist in their defense, and to make informed decisions about their case.
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Category: Criminal Law | Insanity Plea
The insanity defense is a legal strategy used in criminal cases by defendants who claim they were not legally responsible for their actions due to mental illness or defect.
In Texas, the insanity defense is a complex legal concept…
By an unusually narrow U.S. Senate confirmation vote of 52-48, Clarence Thomas became a U.S. Supreme Court justice on October 23, 1991.
During his over three-decade tenure on the nation’s highest court, Justice Thomas has accumulated more personal, legal, and…
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