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#SCOTUS

2,327
posts · 30d
475
users
78
posts / day
4.9
posts / user
+ 11% vs last week

#SCOTUS is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 475 people shared 2,327 posts with it — around 78 a day. Activity is up 11% versus the previous week, peaking on Oct 14 with 213 posts.

#SCOTUS posts per day (last 30 days)

Posts with #SCOTUS

Josh Gerstein
@joshgerstein.bsky.social
1 day ago
NEW: Sotomayor sees 'rough patch' for rule of law in US, urges stronger civics education. She also notes strong midterms turnout & says she'd like #SCOTUS presidential immunity decision overturned in her lifetime. www.politico.com/news/202….
Sotomayor sees U.S. in ‘rough patch’ for rule of law

www.politico.com

Sotomayor sees U.S. in ‘rough patch’ for rule of law

The liberal justice says she’d like the Supreme Court’s presidential immunity decision to be overturned in her lifetime.

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Steve Vladeck
@stevevladeck.bsky.social
1 day ago
As of now, #SCOTUS has only 34 cases on its "merits" docket for decision this term. At this point in OT2025, that # was 43. And it was 44 at this point in OT2024. So we're heading either for a rush to add more cases, or an even lower total this year than the historically low totals since COVID.
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Steve Vladeck
@stevevladeck.bsky.social
5 days ago
I wrote about what last night means for #SCOTUS, including whether Thomas or Alito will retire during the lame duck (no); whether the Court will now moderate its behavior (it *needs* to); and the consequences for the Court and the country if the justices continue to act as if they are above it all:
261. The Midterms and the Courts, Part I

www.stevevladeck.com

261. The Midterms and the Courts, Part I

John Roberts is in a similar position to Owen Roberts in December 1936. Whether he’ll react the same way could say a lot about the Supreme Court’s future.

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Steve Vladeck
@stevevladeck.bsky.social
1 day ago
For those who aren't close #SCOTUS watchers, each term since COVID, the Court has decided fewer than 60 cases after full review. Before COVID, we hadn't seen so few decisions since 1864. As recently as the 1980s, the total was still in the 150s, and even in the early 2010s, it was still in the 70s.
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Steve Vladeck
@stevevladeck.bsky.social
4 days ago
"The question hanging over the lower courts will no longer be whether they’ll *survive* this presidency. It’ll be how they do their jobs in it." Part II of my "One First" series on the midterms and the federal courts moves from #SCOTUS to what'll change in the *lower* courts starting next January:
Bonus 261: The Midterms and the Courts, Part II

www.stevevladeck.com

Bonus 261: The Midterms and the Courts, Part II

Lower courts have been fighting a rear-guard action against the Trump administration. The cavalry's arrival will make that job harder—but a lot less lonely.

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Steve Vladeck
@stevevladeck.bsky.social
5 days ago
For the last 21 months, the lower federal courts have been fighting a rearguard action against the lawlessness of the Trump administration—with no support from Congress and very little from #SCOTUS. One of tonight’s less visible consequences will be that we’ll have a Congress that has their backs.
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Steve Vladeck
@stevevladeck.bsky.social
6 days ago
#BREAKING: With no public dissents (and without even calling for a response), #SCOTUS *denies* the Trump administration’s emergency application in the California voter roll case.
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