SIO447: Steve Vladeck on the Shadow Docket
Serious Inquiries Only
The Legitimacy of the Supreme Court
This chapter explores the contentious issue of court packing and its implications for the Supreme Court's legitimacy amid evolving political dynamics. It critically examines recent rulings, including the implications of the Dobbs decision, and the potential consequences of expanding the Court in response to perceived injustices. Through a historical lens, the conversation addresses the balance between judicial authority and public trust, questioning the criteria that define the legitimacy of judicial decisions.
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