Did you know that if a justice denies your emergency application in chambers, you can refile with a different justice of your choice? Which justice litigants choose to refile with tells a fascinating story. New piece over at "In the Interim" @scotusblog.com www.scotusblog.com/2026/07/just...

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New work with Chris Krewson and Miles Armaly! We show that (1) nominee support (via shared presidential partisanship) has significant downstream effects on SCOTUS approval, and (2) it is enduring, lasting long after the confirmation process journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1...

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One, if you're not reading @tdunc17.bsky.social's stuff on the shadow docket, you should be. Two, she makes a really elegant point here about trying to reverse engineer votes on these cases that scholars need to take seriously.

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The Rothermere American Institute at Oxford is recruiting for the Churchill Associate Professor of United States Politics, looking especially for a colleague with expertise in American political development. The application deadline is May 6. See the job listing here: www.rai.ox.ac.uk/vacancies

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We treat emergency docket orders as data. But what if the public record doesn't reflect how the justices actually voted or why? My latest at @scotusblog.com www.scotusblog.com/2026/04/what...

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