Clarence Thomas

If reached for comment, Justice Thomas likely would have remained silent.

This isn't a surprising vote from Thomas, if you know how crazy he really is.

Anita Hill has thoughts about these allegations.

Don't forget, he called his own confirmation hearing a 'high-tech lynching.'

Who do *you* think is the greatest Supreme Court justice?

Defenses of the controversial justice -- from surprising sources.

A comprehensive list of people excluded from the African-American History and Culture Museum.

Quite simply, Thomas’s decision opens the door to profiling on an industrial scale.

Justice Clarence Thomas opened up in a candid, wide-ranging interview with Chief Judge Carl Stewart of the Fifth Circuit.

Did you seriously think that a Supreme Court justice was asleep on the job? Don't be silly.

Uh-oh! Was this SCOTUS justice caught napping on the job?

Uh-oh! Was this SCOTUS justice caught napping on the job?

We wonder which Supreme Court opinion the late justice could have been referring to.

Conservative columnist Tamara Tabo's take on Adam Liptak's recent (and controversial) article about Justice Clarence Thomas.

Summer is here, so Legal Eagle Wedding Watch is back in full force!

Wherein I explain to Clarence Thomas why blacks are good at basketball.

Justice Thomas's contrarian ways reveal how threadbare many of his detractors' most common criticisms are, according to conservative columnist Tamara Tabo.

* Look, ma, no Justice Kennedy! Over the dissent of Justices Scalia and Thomas, the Supreme Court quickly lifted its earlier stay on allowing same-sex marriages to go forward in Kansas. [USA Today]

* Sources say were it not for Bingham McCutchen’s malpractice settlement with the former owner of the Dodgers, Morgan Lewis would’ve walked away from the potential merger deal. #blessed [Am Law Daily]

* Mathew Martoma, the would-be lawyer who was expelled from Harvard Law for faking his transcripts, was denied his bid for bail pending appeal on an insider trading conviction. [DealBook / New York Times]

* Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, Start: The ex-general counsel to Occulus VR started his own firm and angel investment company to address the needs of video game companies. [Gamasutra]

* New York is holding off on adopting the Uniform Bar Exam, at least for a little while longer, mostly because “the[re] is just not enough turnaround time to do it for July ’15.” Hooray? [New York Law Journal]

* As the World Series draws to a close, be sure to salute Miami-based lawyer Laurence Leavy, who will be sitting front and center behind home plate tonight wearing a garish Miami Marlins jersey. Troll so hard, buddy! [CBS Sports] * Speaking of the World Series: Do you think you know the law? How about baseball? Here’s a Law and Baseball trivia competition in the form of a crossword. Act fast because the first one with a completed entry is declared the winner. [Dewey B Strategic] * Thomas Jefferson School of Law restructures its debt and manages to stay alive! Oh happy day! [TaxProfBlog] * Selling yourself is important, but NOT selling yourself may be more powerful. [Law and More] * I suppose it shouldn’t be surprising, but there’s a hefty hiring and pay gap between the sexes in the expert witness industry. [The Expert Institute] * Donald Trump’s “Trump University” can add “RICO defendant” to its list of accomplishments after a federal judge grants class certifications to students suing the school. [Law 360] * A discussion of the lack of diversity on the Court cites our list of Supreme Court clerks and notes that Justice Clarence Thomas practices what he preaches about expanding opportunity beyond Harvard and Yale. [Los Angeles Times] * Elie joined Daniel Gershburg on his podcast to discuss legal education, Vegas, and the phenomenon of Walmart Law, Inc. Podcast embedded below…. [I Am The Law Podcast]

Over the weekend, Justice Thomas, Justice Alito, and Justice Sotomayor participated in an extraordinary joint interview at their alma mater, Yale Law School.