The Supreme Court’s use of the “shadow docket”—decisions made without full briefing or oral argument—has increased, often benefiting conservative interests. This lack of transparency undermines public trust and allows significant legal changes without proper scrutiny. The trend raises alarms about the Court’s role in eroding democratic norms.
The Supreme Court’s Shadow Docket and the Erosion of Democracy
Posted byJaime DavidPosted inAnalysisTags:civil liberties, democracy, judicial power, Supreme Court, Trump
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