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SCOTUS Rules 6-3 Against Deaf and Blind Woman Seeking Damages for Disability Discrimination; Dissenting Breyer Says Ruling Leaves Victims 'No Remedy at All'

Elura NanosApr 28th
In Justice Breyer's Final Oral Argument at SCOTUS, Court Considers Whether Oklahoma May Prosecute Crimes Committed on Indian Lands

Elura NanosApr 27th
As SCOTUS Considers Fate of Trump-Era 'Remain in Mexico' Policy, One Justice Says Texas Would Leave U.S. Immigration Decisions 'in the Hands of Mexico'

Elura NanosApr 26th
SCOTUS Is Full of Questions as Justices Consider Case of Praying Football Coach

Elura NanosApr 25th
SCOTUS Agrees to Take Up Death Row Inmate Rodney Reed's Petition for DNA Testing of Evidence

Matt NahamApr 25th
Calling Fifth Circuit 'Too Extreme,' SCOTUS Majority Led by Justice Sotomayor Deals Defeat to Digital Billboard Giants in Austin

Colin KalmbacherApr 21st
Justice Thomas Dunks on Due Process, Argues for Stronger Equal Protection as SCOTUS Says Puerto Rico Doesn't Deserve Some Government Benefits

Aaron KellerApr 21st
'A Great Day for the Cassirer Family': Holocaust Survivor's Heirs Notch Supreme Court Victory in Fight Over Nazi-Looted Painting

Adam KlasfeldApr 21st
IRS Loses, Taxpayer Wins in 9-0 Opinion by Justice Barrett

Colin KalmbacherApr 21st
Supreme Court Considers Whether Police Can Be Sued for Not Issuing Miranda Warnings in Case of Acquitted Man Who Gave a False Confession

Colin KalmbacherApr 20th
Supreme Court Leans Against Inmate's Structural Argument in Case Over Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and a Judge's Error

Colin KalmbacherApr 19th
Justices Neil Gorsuch and Stephen Breyer Skeptical of Federal Government's Efforts to Keep Money Away from Veterans Unlawfully Denied Benefits for Decades

Colin KalmbacherApr 19th
SCOTUS Declines to Block Air Force from Taking Actions Against Reservist Who Claims 'Sincere Religious Objections' to COVID-19 Vaccine

Adam KlasfeldApr 18th
Justices Ponder How to Respond to Congress's Two-Tiered System of Bankruptcy Courts, Which Leaves Debtors in Two States Paying Much Lower Fees Than the Rest of the Country

Colin KalmbacherApr 18th
SCOTUS Skeptical of Federal Efforts to Avoid Paying Workers Sickened by Manhattan Project-Era Toxic Waste Dump Built on Native American Land in Washington State

Colin KalmbacherApr 18th
Justice Sotomayor Says SCOTUS Turned a 'Blind Eye' to Racial Bias Claims of Man Sentenced to Die for Dallas Dentist's Murder

Adam KlasfeldApr 18th