Public Opinion, Credible Threats, and the Fezzik Principle
History (and The Princess Bride) shows how to bring the Supreme Court into line with the American people.
Supreme Court and Public Opinion
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25 Years After Bush v. Gore, Supreme Court and Election Law Still Feel the Fallout
The 5–4 decision started a long slide in public approval for the court, accentuated by a widening partisan gap.
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The Supreme Court and Abuse of Power
The justices are supposed to check the president, but who will check the justices?
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New Energy for Supreme Court Reform
The Kohlberg Center on the U.S. Supreme Court will invest over the long term in research, public education, and policy advocacy for reform.
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The Justices Are Not Untouchable
New polling results show hunger for Supreme Court reform.
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A Legitimacy Crisis of the Supreme Court’s Own Making
Last term, the justices showed little concern for the public’s trust in them.
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