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Liberal and Conservative Justices, in 6-3 Decision, Agree That Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Are Protected by Civil Rights Act

Colin KalmbacherJun 15th
SCOTUS Just Agreed to Hear Two New Cases — Here's What You Need to Know

Elura NanosJun 15th
Unanimous Supreme Court Couldn't Stop Making Baseball References in Ruling Against Prisoner

Colin KalmbacherJun 8th
SCOTUS Blocks House Democrats from Getting Their Hands on Robert Mueller's Grand Jury Materials

Matt NahamMay 20th
Law Prof's Study on Supreme Court Oral Arguments Spotlights Chief Justice Roberts's Bias: 'Go Figure…'

Jerry LambeMay 19th
Justice Sotomayor Brutally Called Out Attorney During Oral Arguments in Electoral College Case

Colin KalmbacherMay 13th
Jay Sekulow Tells SCOTUS That Trump Has Zero Time During a Pandemic to Talk About Lawsuits

Aaron KellerMay 12th
RBG Immediately Went There, Asked Trump Lawyer How Whitewater and Watergate Were Different from Tax Return Case

Colin KalmbacherMay 12th
Kavanaugh and Gorsuch Bailed Out Attorney Who Bombed Hypotheticals Test in Religious Liberty Case

Elura NanosMay 11th
Law&Crime Network Founder Dan Abrams to Host Live Coverage of Historic SCOTUS Arguments over President Trump's Taxes

Law & Crime StaffMay 11th
Attorney Arguing SCOTUS 'Faithless Elector' Case Says 1796 Election Irregularity Could Repeat in 2020

Elura NanosMay 11th
After Smackdown of Ninth Circuit, Lawyers Accuse Supreme Court of Blatant Hypocrisy

Matt NahamMay 7th
Despite Justice Alito's Initial Curiosity, SCOTUS Won't Stop Democratic Governor's Coronavirus Shutdown

Matt NahamMay 6th
That Awkward Moment When a Toilet Flushes During Supreme Court Oral Arguments

Matt NahamMay 6th
Barr Reportedly Wants the Trump Administration to Stop Its Quest to Destroy Obamacare

Aaron KellerMay 5th
Golf Course Owner's Supreme Court Brief Calls COVID-19 'Mild Illness,' Says State Must Reopen for 'Herd Immunity'

Aaron KellerMay 4th