It's expensive but the Miele C1 is phenomenal

The paper details how we constructed the database. Please use the data if it might help your research, and let us know if there is something that would be useful to be included in future versions of the data. 7/7

In non-unanimous shadow docket decisions, Kagan and Thomas vote together only 32% of the time. By contrast, Roberts and Barrett are voting together 97% of the time. 6/🧵

We can use this data to look at the current court as well. My favorite plot that did make the paper explores the frequency with which the justices vote with one another in non-unanimous cases. 5/🧵

We also explore whether the justice’s behavior on the shadow docket mirrors their actions
on merits cases. Using non-unanimous decisions, we estimate ideal points for justice between 1994 and 2024. We find that these estimates are highly correlated with Martin-Quinn scores. 4/🧵

We use this info to look at the frequency with which Presidents have filed emergency applications over time. We find that in just the first 10 months of 2025, the Trump administration has set a new record in emergency application filings---beating their previous record in 2020. 3/🧵

We've added a couple of new variables to the data. We now include information about the litigants involved in the dispute, their respective counsel, and whether the government is a party to the dispute. 2/🧵

Trans rights are not the rights of a tiny minority, trans rights are everyone’s rights to self-determination, control of our bodies, and a society where opportunity and aesthetics are not restricted by sex assigned at birth

You should support and defend trans people because trans people are people