Tara Grove in the Media

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.

Bloomberg Law November 20, 2023

Judge Ho Defends Gun Rights Ruling After Justices’ Skepticism

Professor Tara Leigh Grove analyzes an opinion written by federal appellate judge James Ho, in which Ho expresses support for a Fifth Circuit ruling that the Supreme Court has recently signaled its reluctance to uphold.

Texas Standard November 7, 2023

Supreme Court to hear Texas case about whether domestic abuse suspects can own guns

Professor Tara Leigh Grove highlights the significance of historical precedents for gun regulations amid a new Supreme Court case about guns in domestic abuse environments.

USA Today October 31, 2023

Too conservative for the Supreme Court? The nation’s most right-leaning appeals court draws scrutiny

Professor Tara Leigh Grove is quoted in an article about the actions and decisions of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, particularly in the context of the Supreme Court's recent actions.

The Washington Post October 26, 2023

This conservative appeals court’s rulings are testing the Supreme Court

Professor Tara Leigh Grove explains why the 5th Circuit has been involved in so many significant legal cases, and Professor Steve Vladeck's research on the Supreme Court's "shadow docket" is referenced.

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Texas Standard October 2, 2023

The Supreme Court starts a new term this week. A lot of the big cases come out of Texas.

Professor Tara Leigh Grove identifies the most intriguing and potentially consequential cases on the Supreme Court's docket ahead of the new term.

Bloomberg October 2, 2023

Supreme Court Has Pile of Cases From Conservative 5th Circuit

Professor Tara Leigh Grove provides a legal perspective to the 5th Circuit's approach to gun regulations in light of recent Supreme Court decisions.