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Today’s SCOTUS activity in a historical context
On the Ballot
Increased Access Drives Court Filings
The Supreme Court has experienced a significant increase in the number of petitions filed, rising from about seven to nine thousand cases per term in recent decades. This surge is influenced by public perception of their ability to present cases, notably after the introduction of in forma pauperis (IFP) petitions, which allow individuals without funds, such as inmates, to file petitions without fees. This change has enabled broader access to the court system, prompting more individuals to submit cases that reflect their concerns, similar to how lower costs in elections result in more candidates stepping forward.
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