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• McCain's Intemperate and Unfortunate Assessment of the Third Branch

  Posted Tuesday, May 06, 2008 10:08 AM by Doug Kmiec
  
  
  
  John McCain dishonors the federal judiciary raising tired and out-worn complaints about judicial activism that are not borne out by fact. And why isn't Antonin Scalia on his favorite's list? Read More...
  Filed under: John McCain, ACS, Roberts Court, judicial review, Antonin Scalia, Judges, judicial compensation, 2008 election

• Can an Ineffective Judiciary Hear Its Own Case?

  Posted Tuesday, April 15, 2008 12:30 PM by Eric Posner
  
  
  
  Last week, I discussed the lawsuit of N.Y. Courts vs. N.Y. Governor and Legislature. Judith Kaye, the Chief Judge of the N.Y. Court of Appeals, has brought suit on behalf of the court system, arguing that the political branches have violated the principle Read More...
  Filed under: judicial compensation

• When the Judiciary Brings a Lawsuit, Who Gets To Hear the Case?

  Posted Friday, April 11, 2008 9:53 AM by Eric Posner
  
  
  
  By way of Dan Slater , we learn that Chief Judge Judith Kaye and the New York state court system she leads have brought suit against the legislature and governor of New York. The complaint argues that the legislature and executive have violated the principle Read More...
  Filed under: judicial compensation

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