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Joan Biskupic

  • Chief Supreme Court Analyst, CNN
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: CNN, CNN en Español, CNN International, MSN, MSN Canada, The New York Times, Business Insider, Daily Mail, HuffPost, Post Outlook, Reuters and
CNN Chief Supreme Court Analyst; Author: Nine Black Robes, exploring Trump & Court; prev books on Chief J. Roberts, O'Connor, Scalia, Sotomayor; Chicago native
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La enigmática decisión de la Corte Suprema sobre el voto por correo no será su última palabra sobre el tema

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By Joan Biskupic, analista de la Corte Suprema de
| KEZI-TV (Eugene, OR) Verified
La reciente serie de decisiones de la Corte Suprema sobre las elecciones ofrece al público muy pocas pistas sobre cómo actuarían los magistrados si se enfrentaran este otoño a una controversia crucial que determinara de manera definitiva qué partido controla el Congreso o qué se puede esperar en 2028. La orden sin firmar emitida el lunes por los jueces, en la que rechazaban el plan del presidente Donald Trump de permitir que el Servicio Postal de EE.UU.
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The Supreme Court’s cryptic mail ballot decision won’t be its last word on voting

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By Joan Biskupic
| WRCB-TV (Chattanooga, TN) Verified
(CNN) — The Supreme Court’s recent patchwork of election-related decisions gives the public scant clues of how the justices would act if faced with a crucial dispute this fall that would definitively settle which party controls Congress or what to expect in 2028. The justices’ unsigned order Monday rejecting President Donald Trump’s plan to let the US Postal Service possibly refuse to deliver ballots was cryptic.
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Inside the pipeline enshrining Trump's conservative legacy on the federal bench

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By Joan Biskupic
| MSN Verified
Experience as a Supreme Court law clerk has long been a prized credential, now drawing signing bonuses up to $700,000 at law firms. But it has increasingly become a ticket to a judgeship of one's own, ensuring that long after the current justices are gone, like-minded protégés will be shaping the law in America. The coveted clerkships at the side of the country's most powerful jurists have become incubators for the right wing.
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