Tara Grove in the Media

Bloomberg Law June 28, 2024

Conservatives Gain Despite Fifth Circuit Setbacks at High Court

Professor Tara Leigh Grove contributes to discussions about the Fifth Circuit and the status of its rulings when reviewed in the country's highest court.

Texas Standard June 26, 2024

Supreme Court sides with Biden administration in free speech case

Professor Tara Leigh Grove discusses the Supreme Court ruling on a Republican-led lawsuit related to social media censorship.

Texas Standard June 21, 2024

Supreme Court upholds domestic violence gun law in North Texas case

Professor Tara Leigh Grove highlights the significance of the Supreme Court's decision to uphold a Texas law that prohibits domestic abusers under protective orders from having firearms.

USA TODAY April 30, 2024

Is it illegal to protest in Texas? Fact-checking false claims

Professors Steven Collis and Tara Leigh Grove comment on the 5th Circuit Court's decision in Mckesson v. Doe, contributing to discourse on the future of protesting in Texas, Mississippi, and Louisiana.

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The Wall Street Journal April 25, 2024

Donald Trump’s Immunity Case: What to Know as Supreme Court Hears Arguments

Professor Tara Leigh Grove contributes to discussions about former President Donald Trump's immunity case, commenting on the significance of the Supreme Court's verdict and the timing of their decision.

Texas Standard April 16, 2024

Texas protest organizers could see more lawsuits against them after U.S. Supreme Court decision

Professor Tara Leigh Grove analyzes the Fifth's Circuit's decision in Mckesson v. Doe, in which the court ruled that a protestor organizer could be held financially responsible for a police officer's injury that occurred during the protest.

NPR March 20, 2024

Should government officials be shielded from lawsuits when their critics are jailed?

Professor Tara Leigh Grove contributes to the NPR program "All Things Considered," discussing recent arguments before the Supreme Court and their potential implications for the future of qualified immunity.

Law360 February 22, 2024

‘Loosey-Goosey’ Standing Rulings Pose Threats To Judiciary

Professor Tara Leigh Grove theorizes that the recent expansion of the definition of legal standing is a product of increased reliance on the judiciary to settle controversial political disputes.

Bloomberg Television February 9, 2024

Tara Leigh Grove on Trump Ballot Challenge

Professor Tara Leigh Grove discusses Donald Trump's challenge of his removal from Colorado's ballot and additionally provides insight into why President Biden was not charged in the classified documents case.

The New York Times February 8, 2024

A Ruling for Trump on Eligibility Could Doom His Bid for Immunity

Professor Tara Leigh Grove notes the Supreme Court is perceived as more legitimate when it rules for different sides of the political aisle, and predicts the justices will consequently rule both for and against Donald Trump in his upcoming ballot eligibility and federal criminal prosecution immunity cases, respectively.

Texas Standard January 16, 2024

Supreme Court to hear arguments in a land rights case out of Texas

Professor Tara Leigh Grove explains the legal underpinnings of DeVillier v. Texas, a case in which the Supreme Court will decide whether a Texas farmer's land should be protected by clauses of the state constitution or the U.S. Constitution.

New York Times December 29, 2023

How the Supreme Court May Rule on Trump’s Presidential Run

Professor Tara Leigh Grove highlights the complexity of the Supreme Court's decision on whether former President Donald J. Trump is eligible to run in the upcoming 2024 presidential election.