Supreme Court

Litigation Assistant

Ben Glick is a recent graduate of the University of Michigan, where he earned his B.A. in Environment. Growing up in Michigan, Ben’s passion for environmental conservation began with fond memories on the shores and in the waters of the Great Lakes. While at the University of Michigan, Ben specialized in environmental law and policy, spending his time away from class interning for the Sierra Club and the Office of the New York State Attorney General. He enjoys skiing, hiking in the national parks, and swimming—just preferably not in salt water.

Executive Branch Employees Are Bound by an Ethics Code. Why Not the Judiciary?

by Ben Glick | August 6, 2026
It is imperative that we act to ensure the judiciary remains accountable to the public and uninfluenced by personal financial interests ...

The Supreme Court Must Stop the Slide to Authoritarian Rule

by Peter Jenkins | October 7, 2025
The Supreme Court, whose 2025-2026 Term began on October 6, has set the stage for a descent to authoritarian rule in a series of quick rulings that favored President Trump over the last nine months ...

The Whistleblower and the Presidential Immunity Ruling

by Jeff Ruch | August 28, 2024
25 years ago, Congress fashioned remedies to check executive abuses. To limit damage from the Trump immunity ruling, it'll likely have to do so again ...

Immunity Begets Impunity: Responding to Illegal Orders

by Jeff Ruch | August 13, 2024
The impact of the recent Supreme Court decision creating a sweeping constitutional presidential immunity will be felt for a long time ...