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On the Straight and Narrowly Tailored: The Third Circuit Walks a Fine Line Between the Judiciary and Politics in Adams v. Governor of Delaware
This Casebrief examines the Third Circuit’s decision in Adams v. Governor of Delaware and argues that the court correctly struck down Delaware’s judicial appointment system insofar as it conditioned eligibility for certain judgeships on political party affiliation. While endorsing the decision, the
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