Supreme Court vs. Fifth Circuit: Decisiveness and Accountability

The chapter delves into cases where the Supreme Court rebukes decisions from the Fifth Circuit, highlighting legal issues concerning deportation, civil trials, and agency funding. It critiques the Supreme Court's perceived lack of substantial action in reprimanding the Fifth Circuit, bringing attention to instances where precedents were overlooked. The discussion extends to themes of accountability within the courts, emphasizing the court's alignment with political interests, cases involving powerful individuals, and a shift in focus towards criminal law interpretations.