“The recent Dobbs decision was in the air today, both when the counsels supporting affirmative action mentioned precedent and when the conservative justices noted that ending race-based admissions was in keeping with Grutter v. Bollinger’s expectation that 25 years from now — from 2003 — the use of racial preferences will no longer be necessary,” said Curt Levey of the conservative legal group Committee for Justice. Read More:

Prominent legal experts like Curt Levey of the Committee for Justice and Professor J.W. Verret of George Mason University’s Scalia School of Law agree that Ripple is on track to win this case. Worse for the SEC, Verret predicts that if the SEC appeals up to the Supreme Court, it is likely to not only lose but set a sweeping precedent that would limit or eliminate entirely the application of Howey on cryptocurrencies, which defy the definitions of 1946. Read More

Curt Levey talks with Politico about supposed dynamics inside the Supreme Court after the Dobbs draft leak.

Curt Levey is quoted by David Smith of The Guardian and talks about Donald Trump's role in shaping the current Supreme Court.

Curt Levey talks about the Dobbs draft opinion leak and what it could mean for other substantive due process rights.

Curt Levey talks with The Washington Times about US District Judge Paul Byron and Katherine Mizelle's conflicting rulings on mask mandates.

Curt Levey discusses Judge Mizelle's opinion striking down the CDC's mask mandate on public transportation with the Guardian.

Curt Levey talks with the Washington Times about trends in Supreme Court confirmation hearings and votes.

Curt Levey is quoted in Newsday in regard to Justice Jackson and her approach to property rights cases.