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OK, all, it's June. We're expecting 3 or 4 opinions (or 2 really long decisions) from #SCOTUS this morning, starting at 10a.
https://twitter.com/KimberlyRobinsn/status/1664269755623297025
Here's my latest Law Dork update on where things stand: lawdork.com/p/clarence-tho…
The first #SCOTUS decision is in Glacier Northwest v. Teamsters. The state tort claim is not preempted by the NLRA. Barrett has the court's opinion. Alito, Thomas, and Gorsuch only concur in judgment. Jackson dissents alone in the labor case. supremecourt.gov/opinions/22pdf…
Important to note the Barrett is only writing for a bare majority of five justices. Alito, Thomas, and Gorsuch likely would have gone further.
From Jackson's dissent: "... in the course of inappropriately weighing in on the merits of those questions at this stage, the majority also misapplies the Board’s cases ..." 
The second #SCOTUS decision is in Slack v. Pirani. Gorsuch has the unanimous decision in the securities case. supremecourt.gov/opinions/22pdf…
The final #SCOTUS decision today is in Schutte v. SuperValu. Thomas writes for the unanimous court in the False Claims Act case, sending the cases against SuperValu and Safeway back to the lower courts. supremecourt.gov/opinions/22pdf…
With that, 27 cases remain.
As of now, no SCOTUS opinion days have been announced and the next day the justices are scheduled to sit—meaning, with no arguments left, likely to release opinions—is next Thursday, June 8.
Looking at my post from Wednesday, here's where we're at:
As of now, no SCOTUS opinion days have been announced and the next day the justices are scheduled to sit—meaning, with no arguments left, likely to release opinions—is next Thursday, June 8.
Looking at my post from Wednesday, here's where we're at:
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