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‘Nothing Could Be Further From the Truth’: Ketanji Brown Jackson Responds to Josh Hawley Allegations of Light Sentences for Child Sex Offenders

Marisa SarnoffMar 22nd
Justices Give Little Away as They Consider Whether GOP Legislators Can Defend North Carolina Voter ID Law Alongside Democratic AG

Colin KalmbacherMar 21st
‘You Need to Ask Her’: Lindsey Graham Caters to Josh Hawley’s QAnon-style Narrative Against SCOTUS Nominee

Marisa SarnoffMar 21st
Supreme Court Justices Grill Lawyer for Taco Bell Employees in Massive Wage Theft Case

Elura NanosMar 21st
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
Justices Raise ‘Major Questions’ as They Consider EPA Emissions Regulation Controversy

Elura NanosFeb 28th
In Statement, Justices Alito, Thomas, Barrett, and Kavanaugh Signal Willingness to Expand ‘Ministerial Exception’ for Religious Colleges

Elura NanosFeb 28th
President Biden Has Nominated Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court — What to Know

Adam KlasfeldFeb 25th
Supreme Court Turns Away Jeffrey Epstein Victim’s Petition on Dead Predator’s Infamous Non-Prosecution Agreement

Colin KalmbacherFeb 22nd
Supreme Court Justices Don’t Appear Ready to Allow Native American Tribe to Run Bingo Games on Reservation Land

Elura NanosFeb 22nd
Supreme Court Rejects Donald Trump’s Petition to Try to Block Release of Records the Jan. 6 Committee Already Obtained

Adam KlasfeldFeb 22nd
SCOTUS Set to Hear Oral Arguments in Two Cases About Native American Tribal Sovereignty

Elura NanosFeb 21st
SCOTUS Rules Unanimously to Resurrect Lawsuit Against Northwestern University for Alleged Mismanagement of Employee Retirement Accounts

Elura NanosJan 24th
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