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Justice Thomas will not be slave to Roe as precedentCourt’s job is to be faithful to the Constitution, not to its own decisions

Justice Thomas will not be slave to Roe as precedent
Court’s job is to be faithful to the Constitution, not to its own decisions

Supreme Court justice Clarence Thomas, who this weekend will mark 30 years on the Court, has little patience for precedent veneration. No idol of lawyerly adoration is safe in his chambers. He once called upon his

Clarence Thomas points to Court’s hypocrisy over childrenPretending that young girls who want to have abortions are responsible enough to choose

Clarence Thomas points to Court’s hypocrisy over children
Pretending that young girls who want to have abortions are responsible enough to choose

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas ripped the highest court in the land over its double standard on language surrounding abortions. In his concurring opinion issued in Jones v. Mississippi decision on Thursday, Thomas tucked

Justice Thomas gets to the soul of internet monopolyMust we avoid the toll bridge or train by swimming the Charles River or hiking the Oregon Trail?

Justice Thomas gets to the soul of internet monopoly
Must we avoid the toll bridge or train by swimming the Charles River or hiking the Oregon Trail?

Back in 2017, Columbia University’s Knight First Amendment Institute sued President Donald Trump for blocking seven of his followers. Apparently they had criticised him, and the thin-skinned owner of the @realDonaldTrump account retaliated by blocking them. This made it impossible

Justices Thomas and Alito’s inconvenient truth about ObergefellKim Davis' First Amendment rights

Justices Thomas and Alito’s inconvenient truth about Obergefell
Kim Davis' First Amendment rights

Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel A. Alito Jr. appeared to suggest that the court should reconsider the landmark Obergefell v. Hodges decision that made same-sex marriage a constitutional right because it threatens the religious

Roberts joins 5-4 majority in Louisiana caseSupreme Court won't allow state to ask abortionists to have admitting privileges

Roberts joins 5-4 majority in Louisiana case
Supreme Court won't allow state to ask abortionists to have admitting privileges

A sharply divided U.S. Supreme Court on Monday stood by its most recent abortion precedent. Chief Justice John Roberts joined the court’s four liberals, citing the Supreme Court’s adherence to precedent, to invalidate a Louisiana law

Thomas and Kavanaugh give clues to future in Louisiana caseNo wonder Planned Parenthood is freaking out

Thomas and Kavanaugh give clues to future in Louisiana case
No wonder Planned Parenthood is freaking out

During a recent Supreme Court ruling, Justice Clarence Thomas referred to Roe v. Wade as one of many “incorrect decisions” in relation to the Fourteenth Amendment. Roe v. Wade, the 1973 landmark decision, imposed abortion on demand across

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Justice Thomas will not be slave to Roe as precedentCourt’s job is to be faithful to the Constitution, not to its own decisions

Clarence Thomas points to Court’s hypocrisy over childrenPretending that young girls who want to have abortions are responsible enough to choose

Justice Thomas gets to the soul of internet monopolyMust we avoid the toll bridge or train by swimming the Charles River or hiking the Oregon Trail?

Justices Thomas and Alito’s inconvenient truth about ObergefellKim Davis' First Amendment rights

Roberts joins 5-4 majority in Louisiana caseSupreme Court won't allow state to ask abortionists to have admitting privileges

Thomas and Kavanaugh give clues to future in Louisiana caseNo wonder Planned Parenthood is freaking out