Judicial Authority and Nationwide Injunctions

This chapter explores a recent Supreme Court opinion regarding the power of lower courts to issue nationwide injunctions, particularly in cases involving states and executive orders. The analysis questions the implications of this ruling on individual rights and state-specific legal actions, emphasizing concerns about the judicial tone and potential future litigation shifts. The speakers express skepticism towards the notion of an 'imperial judiciary' and its self-proclaimed authority over federal statutes and executive measures.