Maybe the Supreme Court is getting tired of lower courts that try to usurp its authority. Behold the High Court’s unanimous stay on Friday of two appellate-court decisions that jumped an imminent Supreme Court ruling on partisan gerrymanders by striking down Congressional maps in Michigan and Ohio. In March, the High Court for the second time in two years considered whether the age-old practice of partisan gerrymanders violates the First Amendment and Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution. The Court punted in two gerrymander...

Source: Wall Street Journal May 25, 2019 13:52 UTC