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The Supreme Court's take on "Don't worry. I'll pull out."
Settled law is one election away from becoming serious jurisprudential error. >

How is it settled law when the case was settled in 2022? Well if my understanding of linear time is correct, it seems pretty straightforward to me. >


In the case of North Carolina, Ms. Doran pointed out, rehearing a case is not a guarantee that the rulings under review will be thrown out. “I think we can anticipate that there are going to be very thoughtful arguments by all the parties involved,” she said.

The Times left out that Doran was visibly struggling not to laugh. >

Who remembers "Roe vs. Wade is settled precedent"?