by Hutchinsons Law | Aug 27, 2026 | Law
Yesterday was National Dog Day, and we celebrated by updating the SCOTUSblog merch store to include a stainless steel bowl and a very distinguished “SCOTUSdog” bandana. Supplies are limited, so don’t miss getting one of these unique gifts for your...
by Hutchinsons Law | Aug 27, 2026 | Law
The Marquette Law School Poll, which I direct, conducts six polls each year that track approval of the court and ask for the public’s view on the outcome of cases. Our latest poll, conducted from July 22-29, yielded some fascinating results.Overall, 47% of respondents...
by Hutchinsons Law | Aug 27, 2026 | Law
In 2021, the legal scholars RonNell Andersen Jones and Sonja West published a study tracking the Supreme Court’s references to the press in its opinions over time. The data they uncovered tells a striking story. While, in a five-year period beginning in 1970, the...
by Hutchinsons Law | Aug 27, 2026 | Law
A lawyer for Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook told the White House on Wednesday that allegations Cook committed mortgage fraud before joining the Fed are “unfounded and untrue.” As a result, attorney Abbe Lowell wrote, any effort to remove Cook from her job based on...
by Hutchinsons Law | Aug 27, 2026 | Law
Four new U.S. Supreme Court Fellows are set to begin their 2026-2027 fellowships in September.
by Hutchinsons Law | Aug 27, 2026 | Law
Ceiling-high stacks of toilet paper blocked fire suppression systems and contributed to a blaze aboard the USS New Orleans that resulted in about $12 million in damage to the ship, a Navy investigation said.
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