Federal Judiciary

Wednesday round-up

By James Romoser

Here’s a round-up of Supreme Court-related news and commentary from around the web:

• Barrett was trustee at private school with anti-gay policies (Michelle Smith & Michael Biesecker, Associated Press)
• Supreme Court split in Pa. election case raises questions about how a Justice Barrett would rule (Seung Min Kim & Robert Barnes, The Washington Post)
• Supreme Court’s Pennsylvania mail ballot ruling tees up test for Barrett (John Kruzel, The Hill)
• Poll: Majority says Senate should confirm Amy Coney Barrett (Steven Shepard, Politico)
• Unequal Justice: Confirmation Hearings Exposed Barrett as a Hardcore Rightwing Activist (Bill Blum, The Progressive)
• Editorial: Barrett’s moral relativism is cause for rejection from the bench (Editorial staff, National Catholic Reporter)
• Is the Fifth Circuit En Banc Opinion a Bad Call or Have the Treasury and FHFA Perpetrated a Fraud on the Court in Collins v. Mnuchin? (Joseph Marren, Jurist)

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