Friday round-up

By Amy Howe
on Nov 21, 2014 at 5:40 am

Briefly:

• At his eponymous blog, Luke Rioux cites Monday’s summary decision in Glebe v. Frost as an example of how the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act “forces federal courts to deny habeas relief even when a conviction is fundamentally flawed.”
• At Forbes, JV DeLong weighs in on King v. Burwell, the ACA subsidies case, and urges the Court to “unlock the armory and pull out the rusty but still serviceable sword of non-delegation to stop the nonsense, and restore democratic government.”
• In The Huffington Post, Fred Wertheimer predicts that the Court’s 2010 decision in Citizens United v. FEC “will go down as one of the worst Supreme Court decisions ever,” and he proposes “a number of important reforms that can be made within the constitutional framework of this decision.”

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