Judicial Review

Chiles v. Salazar: A “Dangerous Can of Worms” Threatening States’ Ability to Protect Children from Harm

Chiles v. Salazar: A “Dangerous Can of Worms” Threatening States’ Ability to Protect Children from Harm

In Chiles v. Salazar (2026), the Supreme Court reversed, 8-1, a lower-court decision allowing Colorado to enforce its law protecting minors from conversion therapy, defined as the use of talk-based...
A Long Shadow: Jwanczuk, SC, and Incommensurability

A Long Shadow: Jwanczuk, SC, and Incommensurability

The UK Supreme Court has unanimously allowed the UK Government’s appeal in R (Jwanczuk) v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions ([2025] UKSC 42). In doing so, it reaffirmed...
Mahmoud v. Taylor and the Rise of White Christian Nationalism

Mahmoud v. Taylor and the Rise of White Christian Nationalism

In 2015, the Supreme Court issued its landmark decision in Obergefell v. Hodges, enshrining same-sex marriage as a constitutional right in a watershed victory for LGBTQ liberty and equality. Soon...
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