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8-1 Supreme Court Sides with U.S. Corporations Accused of Aiding and Abetting Child Trafficking in Ivory Coast Cocoa Plantations

Marisa SarnoffJun 17th
Justice Alito’s Massive Concurrence in Favor of Expanded Religious Freedom May Have Scared Off Two Conservative Justices

Elura NanosJun 17th
Justices Kavanaugh, Barrett and Thomas Team Up with Breyer and Chief Justice Roberts to Save Obamacare

Elura NanosJun 17th
Fourth Circuit Upholds Decision to Block North Carolina Abortion Law

Marisa SarnoffJun 16th
SCOTUS Unanimously Rules Against Crack Cocaine Defendant, But Justices Thomas and Sotomayor Still Found a Way to Disagree

Elura NanosJun 14th
SCOTUS Declines to Hear the Cases of Charlottesville White Supremacists Who Were Convicted Under Federal Anti-Riot Law

Marisa SarnoffJun 14th
Kagan Goes After Kavanaugh for Lengthy Footnote: There’s Nothing ‘Unfair’ About This Outcome

Elura NanosJun 10th
Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Case on Robert Mueller-Led FBI’s Post-9/11 Secret Surveillance of Muslims

Jerry LambeJun 7th
Unanimous Supreme Court Denies Immigrant Couple Green Cards, Challenges Congress to Pass ‘Pathway to Citizenship’ Law

Elura NanosJun 7th
Amy Coney Barrett Writes for Unusual SCOTUS Majority, Sides With Former Cop Who Used Computer for Improper Purpose

Elura NanosJun 3rd
Supreme Court Justices Again in Complete Agreement in Hotels.com Case

Elura NanosMay 27th
Supreme Court Justices Again Unanimous Twice in the Same Day

Elura NanosMay 24th
Supreme Court to Review Mississippi Abortion Law That May Let Conservative Justices ‘Take a Huge Bite Out of’ Roe v. Wade

Jerry LambeMay 17th
Biden Administration Flip-Flopped Its Position in Case Over Crack Cocaine Sentences. SCOTUS Did Not Seem Pleased.

Elura NanosMay 4th
Justice Thomas Goes to Bat for West Point Rape Survivor: It’s Time to Overturn ‘Demonstrably Wrong’ Precedent

Elura NanosMay 3rd
The Supreme Court Justices Are Set to Hear Two Very Different Free Speech Cases — What You Should Know

Elura NanosApr 23rd
First Amendment Lawyers Fight in Supreme Court for Public Access to Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court Rulings

Adam KlasfeldApr 19th
SCOTUS Skeptical About Siding with Native American Tribes on Question of CARES Act Funding

Elura NanosApr 19th
Biden Announces Executive Order Creating Commission to Study Expanding Number of Supreme Court Justices

Jerry LambeApr 9th
Religious Liberty Law Firm Praises SCOTUS ‘Shadow Docket’ in Bid to Take Down California’s COVID Restrictions

Jerry LambeApr 8th