The U.S. Supreme Court turned away Republican challenges to court-ordered congressional maps in North Carolina and Pennsylvania, but a growing number of justices are showing interest in a novel legal theory that curbs the power of state courts to draw electoral maps. Law360's The Term explores the situation in this week's episode.
S4 FINALE: United Or Divided? A Podcast Roundtable On The High Court
S4, E37: The Court Closes With LGBTQ Rights And Biden Debt Plan
S4, E36: The Supreme Court Guts Affirmative Action
S4, E35: The Court Delivers Its Immigration Blockbusters
S4, E34: A Victory For Native American Sovereignty
S4, E33: The Voting Rights Act Survives. What’s Next?
S4, E32: Union Strikes Out At High Court In Cement Case
S4, E31: Justices Dry Up Water Regulation
S4, E30: The Internet Survives The Supreme Court, For Now
S4, E29: Huzzah, Here Come The High Court Opinions
S4, E28: The Beginning Of The End Of Chevron Deference?
S4, E27: Justices Tackle Critical Trial Procedure Question
S4, E26: When Are Online Threats Protected Free Speech?
Special Episode: From Wolf Of Wall Street To First Street
S4, E25: Another Supreme Court Ethics Scandal?
S4, E24: Inside A Turbulent Supreme Court With Joan Biskupic
S4, E23: Could Immigration Law Target 'Abuelita'?
S4, E22: No. 1 Or No. 2? Justices Ask In Potty Humor Case
S4, E21: How Tom Goldstein Changed The Game
S4, E20: What We Learned, And Didn't, From The Student Debt Hearings
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