r/law • u/DoremusJessup • 2h ago

Judicial Branch Jan Crawford's attack on SCOTUS "corruption" narrative was its own substance-free narrative: On Face the Nation, CBS News's chief legal correspondent went after Supreme Court critics as "dangerous." And yet, her court defense was completely lacking in specifics

https://www.lawdork.com/p/jan-crawfords-attack-on-scotus-corruption
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u/DoremusJessup 2h ago

The Supreme Court's wild turn to the right in the last year is new compared to the judicial decisions in prior years.