Judiciary

Abortion Rights Stripped: Justice Brett Kavanaugh Reveals Key to Rebuilding Public Trust in Judiciary

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Austin, Texas – Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh of the Supreme Court recently shared insights on the importance of consistency, transparency, and mutual respect in rebuilding public trust in the judiciary. This comes almost two years after the Supreme Court’s decision that led to the removal of the constitutional right to abortion, causing a significant drop in approval ratings for the justices. During a conversation with Chief Judge Priscilla Richman of the U.S. Court of Appeals …

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Judge-Shopping Crackdown: U.S. Judiciary Implements New Policy to Randomly Assign Cases and Prevent Ideological Bias – Senate Leaders React

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Washington, DC – The U.S. Judicial Conference unveiled new guidance aimed at curbing the practice of “judge-shopping” within the federal judiciary. This move comes amidst criticism from prominent Republicans in Congress, highlighting concerns about potential bias in case assignments. “Judge-shopping” refers to the tactic of selecting a judge based on their ideological alignment, often seen in cases involving politically sensitive issues. The new policies, approved by the conference earlier this week, seek to promote random …

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