Updates | The Week of October 2, 2017

The Supreme Court’s willingness to rely on the government's versions of the facts varies, as last term’s cases demonstrate, writes Leah Litman at Take Care.

President Trump’s nominee to serve as a federal district judge in Oklahoma received a rare “not qualified” rating from the ABA (Buzzfeed).

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