Whenever you see this, you can be confident that the Supreme Court got it right - and that it wasn't even close

Excited! DOJ Civil Rights Division is hiring qualified trial lawyers to enforce our nation’s federal civil rights laws.

Thrilled to see that cert was granted in Case v. Montana. Our client Project for Privacy & Surveillance Accountability recognized the real harm the decision below did to the Fourth Amendment and was the only group to file an amicus brief supporting cert.

A lot--a lot--of federal courts jurisprudence is coming out of election law cases these days.

Christianity was the foundation of the Western legal order for 1500 years

#BREAKING: Utah Associate Chief Justice John Pearce has announced he'll leave the Utah Supreme Court at the end of the year. Gov. Spencer Cox will appoint his replacement from a list of seven candidates provided by the Appellate Nominating Commission, to be confirmed by the Utah

They can't grasp it, can they? The whole point here is that there's no such thing as "reverse discrimination." There's just discrimination. It attaches at the individual level. There's no "forward" group and "reverse" group.

BREAKING: In a 9-0 victory, the Supreme Court ruled that Wisconsin cannot discriminate against Catholic Charities Bureau’s care for the poor, the elderly, and the disabled.

After accidentally sending out hundreds of e-mail notifications relating to next Monday’s Order List earlier this afternoon, #SCOTUS has apparently decided to just … post the whole list: supremecourt.gov/orders/courtor…

See the 1st of a 3-part series on faith-based universities produced by BYUtv featuring Notre Dame, Yeshiva, BYU, Baylor, and others. These schools contribute to society by producing graduates who volunteer, contribute to charity, and build stable families byutv.org/higher-ed

Students at Cambridge Christian School in Tampa, Florida were banned from praying over the loudspeaker at a football game. Today, First Liberty is filing a petition asking the U.S. Supreme Court to hear this case: bit.ly/3HL8v0g #prayerban #school #students

Some personal news that's also professional: Today is my last day at the Deseret News. Tomorrow, I start my new job as managing editor of SCOTUSblog. I feel lucky to be moving from one dream job to another, and I will miss everyone at Deseret. It's been an amazing 11 years. 🐝

It's a three-box day at SCOTUS, mean we're expecting up to 6 decisions today. Opinions coming at 10.

Denny’s is open

This is so good to see.

The amount of people who gave this the green light

The women in my ward got their husbands matching ties for Father’s Day and didn’t tell us. So we all showed up to church in the same tie. And none of us noticed it was ward-wide until someone pointed it out.

BREAKING: The Supreme Court just ruled in favor of nuns fighting New York’s abortion mandate. The ruling orders New York courts to reconsider whether the state can force religious organizations to pay for abortions.

When a footnote is so bonkers that Justice Sotomayor refuses to join it, you could just ... delete the footnote.