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'We Don't Agree That Often': Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Neil Gorsuch Team Up for a Lesson on Civics

Colin KalmbacherApr 14th
Kagan Says Conservative Justices Compared 'Apples and Watermelons' in Ruling for Churches and Against COVID-19 Restrictions

Aaron KellerApr 10th
Religious Liberty Law Firm Praises SCOTUS 'Shadow Docket' in Bid to Take Down California's COVID Restrictions

Jerry LambeApr 8th
Justice Breyer Insists SCOTUS Isn't Political, Warns Against Court-Packing, and Doesn't Talk About Retirement

Elura NanosApr 7th
Annoyed Justice Gorsuch Dissents in Religious Liberty Case–with a Little Help from Famed Liberal Justice Thurgood Marshall

Colin KalmbacherApr 5th
Justice Clarence Thomas Suggests SCOTUS Will 'Soon Have No Choice' But to Rein in Ability of 'Dominant Digital Platforms' to Moderate Speech Online

Jerry LambeApr 5th
The Supreme Court Just Sided with Google's Copying of Thousands of Lines of Code. Justice Thomas Went Off.

Elura NanosApr 5th
Supreme Court Led by Justice Sotomayor Declines to Use a 'Chainsaw' Against Facebook in Robocall Case

Matt NahamApr 1st
Florida Fished Itself to Death, Justice Barrett Rules for Unanimous Supreme Court in Opinion with No References to Alan Jackson's 'Chattahoochee'

Colin KalmbacherApr 1st
Supreme Court Unanimously Backs FCC in Ruling Critics Fear Will Harm Diversity in Media Ownership

Adam KlasfeldApr 1st
Supreme Court Appears Poised to Break Up NCAA's Monopoly Power Over College Athletes in Landmark Antitrust Case

Colin KalmbacherMar 31st
The Supreme Court Appears Poised to Chip Away at Article III Standing Once Again. Justice Sotomayor Stands Alone.

Colin KalmbacherMar 30th
Justice Breyer Turned to 'Ishkabibble' Hypothetical as SCOTUS Considered Whether Goldman Sachs Should Be on the Hook for Lying About Subprime Mortgages

Colin KalmbacherMar 29th
Supreme Court Rejects Judicial Watch's Final Attempt to Depose Hillary Clinton About Her Emails

Jerry LambeMar 29th
Supreme Court Will Hear Whether Kentucky Attorney General Can Mount Last-Ditch Bid to Revive Near-Ban on Abortion Procedure

Adam KlasfeldMar 29th
Corporations Suffer Huge Loss at Supreme Court as Justices Unanimously Make It Easier to Sue Over Defective and Dangerous Products

Colin KalmbacherMar 25th