cindyweinstein, 1 month ago Excellent question regarding #ClarenceThomas and the #January6 case currently in front of the #SupremeCourt: "How is this not a scandal of epic proportions?" (#RobertReich) https://www.newsweek.com/clarence-thomas-faces-backlash-over-jan-6-case-comments-what-disgrace-1890966
Excellent question regarding #ClarenceThomas and the #January6 case currently in front of the #SupremeCourt: "How is this not a scandal of epic proportions?" (#RobertReich)
https://www.newsweek.com/clarence-thomas-faces-backlash-over-jan-6-case-comments-what-disgrace-1890966
MarkRDavid, 1 month ago @cindyweinstein Not knowing my history that well... Has any attorney, ever, moved for a SCOTUS recusal???
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Not knowing my history that well...
Has any attorney, ever, moved for a SCOTUS recusal???
cindyweinstein, 1 month ago @MarkRDavid. I would love to hear more from a #historian/#law professor about past #recusals. My understanding is that #lawyers can make the request, but it's up to the #SupremeCourt justice to decide if they can be impartial.
@MarkRDavid. I would love to hear more from a #historian/#law professor about past #recusals. My understanding is that #lawyers can make the request, but it's up to the #SupremeCourt justice to decide if they can be impartial.
MarkRDavid, 1 month ago @cindyweinstein The below lists quite a number of cases where SCOTUS justices have failed to recuse themselves despite plausible reason for doing so. https://fixthecourt.com/2024/03/recent-times-justice-failed-recuse-despite-clear-conflict-interest/
@cindyweinstein The below lists quite a number of cases where SCOTUS justices have failed to recuse themselves despite plausible reason for doing so.
https://fixthecourt.com/2024/03/recent-times-justice-failed-recuse-despite-clear-conflict-interest/
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