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Supreme Court Brief

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Go inside the latest SCOTUS cases! From cert to decision, Supreme Court reporter Jimmy Hoover breaks down the cases shaping business, policy, and precedent at the nation's highest court. Each week, he'll bring clarity to the Court's most consequential cases, as well as conduct interviews with expert guests on the biggest issues facing the Court today. A must-listen for litigators, firm leaders, fi... more

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On this week's episode, Law.com reporters Jimmy Hoover and Alyssa Aquino break down the latest week in Supreme Court news, from an emergency order blocking Trump's gender-care ban for trans prisoners to the latest cases added to this term's merits do... more

On this week's episode, Supreme Court reporter Jimmy Hoover interviews law professor Neil Siegel about his latest scholarship on how the Supreme Court practices judicial self-preservation to mitigate conflicts with the Trump administration. Plus, Jim... more

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Neil Siegel
Law professor at Texas A&M University School of Law and professor emeritus at Duke University School of Law
Texas A&M University School of Law
Episode: How The Supreme Court Preserves Authority By Not Using It
Dan Geyser
Experienced Supreme Court lawyer
Herbert Smith FreeHills Kramer (HSF Kramer)
Episode: Emergency Docket Heats Up With Election Disputes
Hayley Stillwell
Associate Professor of Law at the University of Oklahoma College of Law
University of Oklahoma College of Law
Episode: Can AI Predict The Outcome Of Supreme Court Cases?
Jeff Jones
Senior editor at Gallup discussing the latest poll on the Supreme Court
Gallup
Episode: Supreme Court Approval Plummets To Record Low After Rulings
Ilya Somin
Law professor at George Mason University's Antonin Scalia Law School; scholar at the Cato Institute
George Mason University; Cato Institute
Episode: Trump Suffers Big Losses Even As Court Delivers Conservative Victories
Curtis Bradley
University of Chicago Law Professor
University of Chicago Law School
Episode: Supreme Court Brings An End To Human Rights Lawsuits Under Centuries-Old Law
Alyssa Aquino
Law.com's litigation reporter
Law.com
Episode: Supreme Court Says Smoking Weed No Grounds For Gun Prosecution
Jennifer Bennett
Principal at Gupta Wessler
Gupta Wessler
Episode: Are Workers Having A Good Supreme Court Term?
Jeff Wall
Supreme Court lawyer, partner at Gibson Dunn, former acting Solicitor General
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher
Episode: Jeff Wall On Joining 'The Yankees' Of Appellate Bar, And Why Emergency Docket Is 'Here To Stay'

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How The Supreme Court Preserves Authority By Not Using It
Q: How has the Supreme Court practiced judicial self-preservation during the second Trump administration?
Siegel says the Court initially balanced granting some administration requests with seeking compliance assurances, then became more assertive as it gained confidence that the administration would obey its orders.
How The Supreme Court Preserves Authority By Not Using It
Q: What is judicial self-protection?
Siegel says it is the Court's effort to preserve its institutional authority and survive political threats, sometimes by delaying or avoiding decisions rather than immediately asserting its view of the law.
Supreme Court Will Review Ban On Home Liquor Stills
Q: Were there any statistics on how many people this would functionally affect, or how big this liquor black market is?
The case materials did not provide statistics on the black market or crime. Hobbyists and supporters argued that millions of Americans might pursue home distilling if the federal ban were overturned, and the law carries potential fines of $10,000.
Supreme Court Will Review Ban On Home Liquor Stills
Q: Do we have any idea of what's going on here, and why the Supreme Court lacks a quorum to even hear this?
The case filings do not explain the recusals. The four justices share book deals with Random House, whose parent company is also connected to the petitioner, creating a possible conflict of interest.
Supreme Court Weighing Fate of Independent Agencies
Q: Deepak, what's the status of the Wilcox case and how might the Court's ruling affect similar independent agencies?
The case is one of several challenging removal protections; the outcome could influence many agencies, but the Court is unlikely to generalize across all agencies, given their varied structures.

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This program consistently spotlights the Supreme Court's most consequential cases and how they intersect with business, policy, and everyday life. Episodes blend concise case breakdowns with expert interviews from appellate lawyers, law professors, journalists, and policy-focused analysts to illuminate issues such as voting rights, immigration, intellectual property, and the evolving limits of executive power. A standout pattern is the long-running emphasis on how precedents, procedural rules, and the Court's internal dynamics shape outcomes for practitioners and institutions. The show's strength lies in turning complex legal developments into actionable takeaways for litigators, firm leaders, and policy watchers, often anchored by timely c... more

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