on the docket

The Texas Supreme Court ruled that a legislative subpoena can not be used to stall an execution, putting the death of Robert Roberson back on the docket.

As the justices begin the new term, there are 28 cases already on the docket.

There’s also a case around FDA’s authority again, so we’re watching those cases on the docket.

Innumerable lectures, panel discussions, films and other supporting programs are likewise on the docket.

As Svante Myrick aptly puts it, this lack of public confidence is about not merely what’s on the docket but the horse it rode in on: “It’s not just the rulings, it’s the recreational vehicle.”