Judge Talwani and why liberal complaints about the ‘shadow docket’ are so hollow
Summary
The article discusses complaints from liberal groups about the Supreme Court's use of the "shadow docket," which is a way the court quickly decides cases without full hearings. It explains the term "forum shopping," where lawyers choose courts they think will give favorable decisions.Key Facts
- The "shadow docket" refers to fast decisions by the Supreme Court without full arguments.
- Some liberals criticize how the Supreme Court uses this process.
- "Forum shopping" means picking a court thought to be more likely to rule in your favor.
- The article looks at why complaints about the shadow docket may not fully account for legal strategies like forum shopping.
- Judge Talwani is mentioned in relation to these legal discussions.
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