Professor Stephen Vladeck wrote an opinion piece on the Texas Legislature's court-packing plan, which seeks to expand the number of governor-appointed judges on the state's highest courts.
Professor Stephen Vladeck was quoted in an article about the judge shopping trend in Texas, where plaintiffs cherry-pick judges they want to hear their cases in order to achieve the most favorable outcome.
Professor Stephen Vladeck's tweet was referenced in a story about on Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett's unexpected questions towards student loan forgiveness during a recent case aiming to overturn President Biden's controversial initiative.
Professor Stephen Vladeck provides insight into the Supreme Court's upcoming student loan forgiveness lawsuits in a story about aging student debtors and the future of debt cancellation policies.
Professor Stephen Vladeck comments on Texas' use of judge shopping and asserts that random judge assignment is a hallmark of fair civil litigation systems.
Professor Stephen Vladeck comments on challenges to Biden administration policies in single-judge divisions in Texas and possible effects of two new judges being appointed in the Victoria division.
Professor Stephen Vladeck comments on the impact of Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk, federal trial court judge in the Northern District of Texas, in a story about recent roadblocks to the Biden administration's policies.
Professor Stephen Vladeck provides insight into the practice of judge shopping, as anti-abortion groups seeking a nationwide ban on abortion pills file their suit under U.S. district judge Matthew Kacsmaryk's jurisdiction.
