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SCOTUS Rules 8-1 to Overturn Conviction of Child Killer, Only Justice Thomas Dissents

Elura NanosJan 21st
Sotomayor Calls Texas Anti-Abortion Case ‘A Disaster for the Rule of Law,’ Accuses Fifth Circuit of ‘Egregious Distortion’ of Recent Supreme Court Decision

Aaron KellerJan 20th
In Campaign Finance Case, Justices Alito and Thomas Liken Sen. Ted Cruz to Aggrieved Black Man in Plessy v. Ferguson

Elura NanosJan 19th
Justice Gorsuch Concurrence Against Biden Vax-or-Test Mandate Didn’t Tell Whole Story of What OSHA Argued Two Years Before

Colin KalmbacherJan 18th
‘Aerosol Argument Session’: Sotomayor, Breyer Noticeably Hear Case from Chambers Instead of Sitting Near Unmasked Gorsuch

Elura NanosJan 11th
SCOTUS Edits Transcript: Justice Gorsuch Said ‘Hundreds, Thousands’ Die Yearly from Flu, Not ‘Hundreds of Thousands’

Elura NanosJan 10th
SCOTUS to Decide Whether Florida Can Take $300,000 in Settlement Funds Meant for Woman in Vegetative State and Offset Medicaid Expenses

Elura NanosJan 10th
Justice Kavanaugh Receives Flurry of Requests for Supreme Court to Block Biden’s Employer Vaccine Mandate

Jerry LambeDec 20th
‘There Was Blood Everywhere’: SCOTUS Ruling Means Convicted Rapist and Murderer Who Slowly Killed Woman Through ‘Torture and Terror’ Must Be Resentenced

Colin KalmbacherDec 18th
SCOTUS to Hear Case of Ex-Texas Cop Forced to Resign Due to Lung Injuries from Iraq War ‘Burn Pits’

Elura NanosDec 15th
Justice Clarence Thomas Says He Would Have Tossed Texas Abortion Providers’ Case Entirely

Colin KalmbacherDec 10th
Sotomayor Fears ‘Self-Induced Abortions,’ Says Texas ‘Heartbeat Act’ Reads Like Something From A ‘Virulent Defender of the Slaveholding South’

Elura NanosDec 10th
Chief Justice Roberts Rejects, without Comment, a 4-Year-Old Autistic Boy’s Petition to Block TSA Enforcement of Mask Mandate

Colin KalmbacherDec 9th
SCOTUS Considers Role of Judges in Green Card Proceedings

Elura NanosDec 6th
Justices Discuss Vaccines, Adoption, and Bodily Autonomy While Quizzing Pro-Abortion Attorney About Scrapping Roe v. Wade

Elura NanosDec 1st
Arguing that Abortion Cases ‘Haunt Our Country,’ Mississippi Solicitor General Tells Supreme Court to Overrule Roe v. Wade

Aaron KellerDec 1st
Majority of Justices Appear Skeptical of Rehab Clinic’s Arguments in Disability Discrimination Case

Colin KalmbacherNov 30th
Supreme Court Will Consider Whether GOP Can Intervene to Defend Racially ‘Discriminatory’ Voter ID Law That N.C.’s Democratic Attorney General Is ‘Actively Defending’

Colin KalmbacherNov 24th
SCOTUS Unanimously Finds That Mississippi’s Arguments Against Tennessee Didn’t Hold Water

Elura NanosNov 22nd
Fired Black Principal Sued Catholic School for Alleged Discrimination. The School’s Defense Is Exactly What Justices Sotomayor and Ginsburg Warned Against.

Elura NanosNov 17th