Titlebook: SCOTUS 2020; Major Decisions and Morgan Marietta Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Spr

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and , on Presidential Subpoenas,he power of local prosecutors to compel the production of the President’s tax records. Another case deals with the power of Congress to compel the production of personal documents from the President. With little precedent and tremendous potential impact on partisan politics and the future of the sep

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,Ideology and the Court’s Work,Anthony Kennedy by Brett Kavanaugh, the Court has shifted to a majority of conservatives. However, within the conservative and liberal blocs considerable variations have emerged in recent years, including the tendency of Chief Justice Roberts to side with the liberal Justices. Another division is em

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on LGBT Employment Discrimination,n against women. Over fifty years later, does the same phrase encompass sexual orientation and identity, or does such a change require an explicit act of Congress? The chapter discusses the role of textualism in the interpretation of congressional laws and the implications for LGBT rights

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on DACA,nch must provide accurate and complete factual positions or their actions may be considered arbitrary and capricious under the APA. The ruling has tremendous ramifications for future executive actions and partisan politics as well as the fate of 700,000 immigrants and their families

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on Public Fraud and the Bridgegate Controversy,cifically by deceiving government employees about the purpose of the shutdown and diverting federal funds to pay the employees who spent their day on the bridge rather than in productive labor. Whether political motives are a defense against fraud charges may have far-reaching consequences in an era of deep political polarization.

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, , on Faithless Electors,n Electors movement, named after Hamilton’s . 68) and both Washington and Colorado punished those citizens with a fine or removal. These cases decide whether states may bind electors, consistent with the US Constitution, just in time for the 2020 election.