On the recordJuly 9, 2025
Not the district courts or courts of appeals, will often still be the ultimate decisionmaker as to the interim legal status of major new federal statutes and executive actions
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Brett Kavanaugh
Not the district courts or courts of appeals, will often still be the ultimate decisionmaker as to the interim legal status of major new federal statutes and executive actions
Kavanaugh emphasizes the Supreme Court's role in deciding interim legal statuses of federal laws.
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