Happy New Year! After a long respite, the justices are gearing up for the January argument cycle, which is not chock-full of marquee cases. But 2019 could still be a blockbuster term—several cases on the Jan. 4 conference are catching attention—and former acting SG Walter Dellinger tells us why. Also, the latest on how GoFundMe-backed amicus briefs are being retooled to fit the court’s rules. Thanks for reading, and we welcome feedback at [email protected] and [email protected].
Will Trump Cases Overshadow SCOTUS Docket?
Former acting U.S. Solicitor General Walter Dellinger has become a prolific tweeter. And with his experience as a partner at O’Melveny & Myers, veteran Supreme Court advocate and Duke University School of Law emeritus professor, when Dellinger tweets, people listen. Just before the end of 2018, he posted a thread that spotlighted the Trump-related litigation that may make its way to the high court in 2019.
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