The Supreme Court’s long winter recess ends next Tuesday, when arguments will resume and Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg may take the bench after recuperating from her cancer surgery in December. Looking ahead into March and April, we offer previews of some upcoming arguments sketched out by top court advocates. Also, a look back at Justice Elena Kagan’s sharp dissent in a religion case. And at the intersection of law and food, we’ve got a peek at the annual bake-off at the U.S. solicitor general’s office, where the hard-working lawyers deserve a tasty diversion. Thanks for reading, and your feedback is welcome. Contact us at [email protected]and [email protected].
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What’s Coming Up: March & April Highlights
With the current Supreme Court term roughly at its midpoint, it’s time to look ahead at upcoming oral arguments, if for no other reason than to see which might be more stimulating than some of those that took place during the first few cycles.
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