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Predicting the Outcomes of SCOTUS' October 2025 Case Argument Slate
How will the justices rule? We don't know but the tea leaves provide some strong insights.
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Adam Feldman
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From Legal Scholarship to the Bench: Which Top Scholars Courts Cite (2019–2024)
The article analyzes how legal scholarship has been cited by courts in recent years, outlining the authors, courts, and article which show up the most.
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Adam Feldman
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An Empirical Look at Recent Circuit Splits and the Likelihood of Supreme Court Review
Circuit splits are the clearest indicator of cases ready for Supreme Court review, but the Supreme Court only selects a subset of these on cert. This…
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Adam Feldman
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The Supreme Court’s Quiet Power Players (2017-2024)
This piece shows how a small circle of elite Supreme Court advocates—measured by grant rates, opposition success, and amicus patterns—can significantly…
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Adam Feldman
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Policy by Litigation: Where the Executive Order Battles Are Centered
This article examines what TROs and preliminary injunctions tell us about the real-world lifespan of 2025 executive orders across immigration, DEI…
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Adam Feldman
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Clerks, Chambers, and Power: The Networks Behind the Court
This article shows Supreme Court clerkships now function less as prizes than as pipelines, channeling talent through tight networks into powerful firms…
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Adam Feldman
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Rule by Lawsuit: Inside 2025’s Executive-Order Wars
In a year of headline executive orders, the fastest-moving branch wasn’t the presidency—it was the judiciary, which turned bold directives into…
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Adam Feldman
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