Good rejoinder—I was pretty shocked by how sloppy and inaccurate this WaPo editorial was! The consistently slipshod legal dilettantism of WaPo's op-ed section may be exerting a malign influence here.

Join me and all your favs to talk about this Supreme Court term next Tuesday at 1 p.m.! Just look at this roster of superstars—can it get any better than that? theusconstitution.org/events/11th-an…

Good split screen with the GOP here. It isn't just that Trump's Department of Labor fought overtime pay—it's also that Trump appointed anti-labor judges who are about to block Biden's new rule. I continue to believe that the media does a terrible job explaining this dynamic.

Mayor Bowser’s increasingly brazen habit of awarding lucrative city contracts and settlements to her friends, patrons, and donors—who are often unqualified and undeserving—is just the most corrosive kind of cronyism. A really bad direction for D.C. washingtoncitypaper.com/article/691533…

First, it is hard to overstate the importance of Thursday's EMTALA argument. I definitely cannot put it any more clearly than this great piece by Dahlia Lithwick and Lindsay Harrison: slate.com/news-and-polit…. Go read it.

People are entitled to their own opinions about the Grants Pass case but the issue is not a “right to camp.”

It’s whether a city can enforce anti-camping ordinances against people for whom *there is no other place in the City for them to go.* casetext.com/case/johnson-v…

By me and Dahlia Lithwick (who you should wish a very happy birthday today).

Going on MSNBC in 10 minutes to preview the Trump immunity case at the Supreme Court on Thursday. I will be in the courtroom for arguments for better or worse!

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Justice Elena Kagan: 'For a homeless person who has no place to go, sleeping in public is kind of like breathing in public.'

A legal aid attorney and a public defender are headed to the Minnesota Supreme Court.

At arguments in Grants Pass, Sotomayor, Kagan, and Jackson are pummeling the Gibson Dunn attorney defending laws that punish homeless people who sleep outside.

Sotomayor asks: If homeless people aren't allowed to sleep anywhere, are they supposed to just 'kill themselves'?

Going on MSNBC at 6 pm to chat with Jonathan Capehart about Trump’s trial and SCOTUS!