Law schools left reeling after latest Supreme Court earthquakes : law

The cornerstone of the common law system (state decisis) is gone.

The cornerstone of admin law - chevron- is gone.

admin law for what, 20 years? It's a reversion to tradition. Isn't law alla bout tradition?

The principle of rule of law ("nobody is above the law") is gone now too, thanks to the immunity ruling.

(the ruling LITERALLY SAYS THE OPPOSITE OF THIS)

Soon the principle that everyone is equal against the law will be gone too (project 2025 is planning to codify anti-POC measures).

What do you call a lawyer at the bottom of the river? A good start