US Courts
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US Immigration Judges Instructed to Restrict Continuances, Accelerate Deportations
New training materials show US immigration judges are being directed to limit continuances, potentially forcing deportations before applicants can secure legal status.
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Judicial Conduct Under Scrutiny: Two High-Profile Cases Challenge Institutional Legitimacy
On June 16, 2026, two major developments regarding judicial conduct—the upholding of a former judge’s felony conviction and a high-profile recusal in Georgia—have reignited debates over the integrity and limits of the American bench.
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US Trade Court Questions Legal Basis for Global Tariff Regime
The US Court of International Trade has launched a critical review of the 10% global tariff policy, signaling a major potential clash over executive authority in economic governance.