How the Supreme Court May Have Undermined Its Own Stability @TheAtlantic
How the Supreme Court May Have Undermined Its Own Stability @TheAtlantic
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Supreme Court has shown that it’s willing to upend established institutional arrangements—but it may end up vulnerable to the same forces it unleashed, the law professor Kate Shaw tells David Frum.
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How the Supreme Court May Have Undermined Its Own Stability

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