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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
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 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
Justices Alito, Thomas and Gorsuch Concerned About 'Chimera of a Constitutional Tort' Created by Justice Kavanaugh and Majority in Malicious Prosecution Case

Matt NahamApr 4th
SCOTUS Refuses to Hear Medicaid Challenge, But Justices Alito, Thomas, and Gorsuch Had Some Thoughts About HHS Use of Private Entities to Make Rules

Elura NanosMar 28th
Justice Clarence Thomas Released from Hospital Following Bout with Infection

Matt NahamMar 25th
Supreme Court Nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson Tells Ted Cruz It's Her 'Plan' to Recuse Herself from Pending Harvard Affirmative Action Case

Marisa SarnoffMar 23rd
Justice Clarence Thomas Went to Hospital over an Infection, But He's Doing Better Now: SCOTUS Spox

Alberto LuperonMar 20th
Dozens of Supreme Court Practitioners Call on Chief Justice Roberts to Make Audio Live Streams Permanent

Colin KalmbacherMar 15th
Ginni Thomas, Wife of Longtime Justice Clarence Thomas, Acknowledges Attendance at Trump Rally Before Jan. 6 Turned Violent

Marisa SarnoffMar 14th
Pentagon Asks Supreme Court to Let Them Stop Unvaccinated SEALs from Being Deployed After District Court 'Inserted Itself into the Navy's Chain of Command'

Colin KalmbacherMar 7th
Supreme Court Rejects GOP Requests to Block Congressional Maps in Pennsylvania and North Carolina

Adam KlasfeldMar 7th
Wisconsin Republicans Ask SCOTUS to Throw Out Legislative Maps Drawn by Democratic Governor by Arguing New Majority-Black District Violates the Voting Rights Act

Colin KalmbacherMar 7th
In Unanimous Sentencing Enhancement Case, Justices Gorsuch and Sotomayor Suggest Federal Courts Should Go Easier on Criminal Defendants

Colin KalmbacherMar 7th
Bill Cosby Will Remain a Free Man as Supreme Court Declines to Review Ruling That Overturned His Sexual Assault Convictions

Adam KlasfeldMar 7th
Supreme Court Justices Spar over Whether Border Patrol Agents Can Be Sued for Violating the Constitutional Rights of American Citizens

Elura NanosMar 2nd