
Mark Walsh, Courtroom
Mark Walsh has covered the U.S. Supreme Court since 1991. He is a contributing writer to Education Week, where he has long covered education issues in the courts. Walsh also writes the Supreme Court Report column for the ABA Journal, the American Bar Association magazine. In 2013, he began writing the “View from the courtroom” feature for SCOTUSblog, which documents unusual occurrences in the courtroom such as dissents from the bench. Walsh has a degree in journalism, with a minor in political science, from Northwestern University.
A VIEW FROM THE SOUTH LAWN
“We’ve made it. All of us”: Jackson is honored at White House ceremony
Mark Walsh
April 8, 2022
A VIEW FROM THE CROSS HALL
A relatively subdued setting for a groundbreaking nomination
Mark Walsh
February 26, 2022
BREYER RETIREMENT
At Thursday’s White House announcement, echoes of a ceremony 28 years prior
Mark Walsh
January 28, 2022
A VIEW FROM THE COURTROOM
During arguments over COVID-19 policy, two absent lawyers and more masks on the bench
Mark Walsh
January 8, 2022
A VEW FROM THE COURTROOM
“Feelings run high”: Two hours of tense debate on an issue that divides the court and the country
Mark Walsh
December 2, 2021
A VIEW FROM THE COURTROOM
Two cases. Three hours of arguments. Four sets of lawyers. Fifty mentions of abortion. One pair of red socks.
Mark Walsh
November 1, 2021