Supreme Court’s liberals see dash of progress on emergency appeals, or ‘shadow docket’
Liberal Supreme Court justices have noted increased transparency from their colleagues regarding emergency appeals, known as the shadow docket. Justices Kagan and Jackson expressed approval of the court's growing practice of issuing public opinions on fast-track rulings.
The Supreme Court’s liberal justices keep dissenting, but they also are seeing some progress on one front as the Trump administration floods the court with emergency appeals. During recent talks to judges and law students, Justices Elena Kagan and Ketanji Brown Jackson both welcomed their colleagues’ increasing willingness to pen opinions publicly explaining their fast-track...
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