Welcome to Supreme Court Brief. The justices today are expected to issue orders from their Feb. 28 conference, and we’ll keep an eye out for possible opinions Tuesday morning. A trio of former Scalia clerks are set to argue Tuesday in the big separation-of-powers case Seila Law v. CFPB—our report is below. Plus: leading advocates turned out to salute Kirkland’s Paul Clement, who recently argued his 100th. And if you missed it: an advocate’s “damn” at oral argument made waves.
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Trio of Former Scalia Clerks Will Argue CFPB Separation-of-Power Case
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