What the Supreme Court Still Has Left To Decide This Term
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The Court typically hears about 60 cases a year, plus a smattering of "shadow docket" cases that receive expedited review. Like schoolchildren, the justices take their summers off - typically wrapping up their pending cases in June and then skipping town in early July.
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The Court typically hears about 60 cases a year, plus a smattering of “shadow docket” cases that receive expedited review. Like schoolchildren, the justices take their summers off — typically wrapping up their pending cases in June and then skipping town in early July. Read Full Article ⟶
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