Opinion | Notable & Quotable: Colorblind Constitution
‘…the Court has often found the Constitution prohibits a color-blind approach to equal protection.’ Source link
‘…the Court has often found the Constitution prohibits a color-blind approach to equal protection.’ Source link
‘You are entering a world that will invite you—constantly, subtly, persuasively—to make everything your own.’ Source link
Not only were the Founders ‘insulating [the Supreme Court] from politics, but they were even more so insulating us from reprisals at the hand of a majority.’ Source link
He ‘could never resist the limelight, and now he’s back to haunt the Democrats.’ Source link
‘A federal agency name change typically requires congressional action through legislation.’ Source link
Jeffrey Wall and Morgan Ratner, both leaders in Sullivan & Cromwell’s appellate and Supreme Court practice group, will join Gibson Dunn. Source link
‘Clarence’s hand was never in the air. I don’t recall him saying anything, ever.’ Source link
‘[Janet] Mills gives off the disarming sense of a secure soul undeterred by whippersnappers who toss around fancy words such as gerontocracy.’ Source link
‘Once we take power, whoever the president is, we’re going to break up your companies.’ Source link
‘The American Temperance Society back in the day said eight shots of whiskey a day only made you an occasional drunkard.’ Source link