Published Date: June 16, 2020 | Topics: Constitutional Issues, Politics and Current Affairs
By Robert George The majority and dissenting opinions in the Title VII cases (Bostock and its companion cases) handed down yesterday provide a dizzying slew of dueling hypotheticals, but in fact the mistake inherent in Neil Gorsuch’s majority opinion is quite fundamental and can be captured in general terms. And the mistake dooms his reasoning […]
Published Date: May 7, 2003 | Topics: Civil Rights and Liberties, Constitutional Issues, Politics and Current Affairs
Where will the Court go after marriage? In Lawrence v. Texas, proponents of judicial activism in the cause of liberal ideological goals are asking the Supreme Court of the United States to do something the justices have never done before: Throw the mantle of constitutional protection around a type of non-marital sex act. The Supreme Court has never […]