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As Holocaust Survivor’s Family Fights for Return of Nazi-Looted Impressionist Masterpiece, Supreme Court Asks Whose Law Applies

Adam KlasfeldJan 18th
Supreme Court to Hear Ted Cruz’s Challenge of Federal Law Used to Prevent ‘Actual and Apparent Quid Pro Quo Corruption’

Elura NanosJan 18th
SCOTUS to Hear Oral Arguments in Cases Over Christian Flag at Boston City Hall, Impressionist Masterpiece Stolen By Nazis

Elura NanosJan 17th
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
Justice Clarence Thomas Says He Would Have Tossed Texas Abortion Providers’ Case Entirely

Colin KalmbacherDec 10th
In Case Over Maine Funding of Religious Schools, Justices Discuss Abortion, LGBT Discrimination, and Critical Race Theory

Elura NanosDec 8th
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
Majority of Justices Appear Skeptical of Rehab Clinic’s Arguments in Disability Discrimination Case

Colin KalmbacherNov 30th
Justices Give HHS Chilly Reception in Case About Federal Funding for Hospitals Serving Low-Income Patients

Elura NanosNov 29th
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
Justice Breyer Gets Lots of Laughs About ‘Salt’ and His ‘Kale Shop’ During Oral Arguments About Digital Billboard Ban in Austin, Texas

Colin KalmbacherNov 10th
SCOTUS Appears Skeptical of Government’s Claims in High-Profile State Secrets Case on Post-9/11 FBI’s Surveillance of Muslims

Colin KalmbacherNov 8th
Justice Alito Asks Why Law-Abiding Citizens Can’t Be Armed on NYC Subways as SCOTUS Hears Major Second Amendment Case

Elura NanosNov 3rd
Justice Kagan Invokes Joseph McCarthy Precedent in Case About Whether Legislative Bodies Can Censure Members for Speech

Elura NanosNov 2nd
Justices Gorsuch and Sotomayor Bristle at SCOTUS Refusal to Take Up Case on Secrecy of U.S. Surveillance Court: ‘If These Matters Are Not Worthy of Our Time, What Is?’

Elura NanosNov 1st