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Liberal Dissenters Warn Border Patrol Is ‘Absolutely Immunized from Liability’ as SCOTUS Refuses to Allow Fourth Amendment Claim Against Agent

Elura NanosJun 8th
Man Upset About Abortion Restrictions, Uvalde, and Gun Rights Wanted to Murder Justice Kavanaugh at Home, Had Tactical Gear and Weapons: Feds

Aaron KellerJun 8th
In Unanimous Opinion, Justice Sotomayor Upbraids Congress for Bankruptcy System that Left Debtors in 2 States Paying Much Lower Fees Than the Rest of the Country

Colin KalmbacherJun 6th
Georgetown Law Lifts Months-Long Suspension of Professor over ‘Lesser Black Woman’ Tweet About Historic SCOTUS Nomination

Marisa SarnoffJun 2nd
SCOTUS Orders Death Row Inmate’s Appeal Reconsidered in Light of Separate Recent Opinion That Justice Sotomayor Called ‘Perverse’

Elura NanosMay 31st
Conservative Justices Side with Ted Cruz in Campaign Finance Case; Justice Kagan Slams Majority for Being ‘Allergic to All Campaign Finance Regulation’

Elura NanosMay 16th
Merrick Garland Asks Federal Marshals to Help Protect Supreme Court Justices as Governors Rail Against ‘Threatening’ Protests

Aaron KellerMay 13th
The Supreme Court Has Itself to Thank for Upholding Laws That Could Be Used to Criminalize Protests Outside Justices’ Homes

Aaron KellerMay 12th
After SCOTUS Leak, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Says It’s Time to ‘Resurrect’ and ‘Challenge’ Ruling Which Allowed Children of Undocumented Immigrants to Attend Public School

Elura NanosMay 5th
History, Stare Decisis, and Fallout: What You Need to Know About the Legal Reasoning in Bombshell Draft Opinion That Would Overturn Roe v. Wade

Elura NanosMay 3rd
‘This Is an Earthquake’: Monumental Leak of Justice Alito Draft Opinion Overturning Roe v. Wade Stuns Legal World

Elura NanosMay 2nd
SCOTUS to Decide Cases on Nursing Home Lawsuits, Fraud, and Overtime Wages — What to Know

Elura NanosMay 2nd
SCOTUS Rules 6-3 Against Deaf and Blind Woman Seeking Damages for Disability Discrimination; Dissenting Breyer Says Ruling Leaves Victims ‘No Remedy at All’

Elura NanosApr 28th
In Justice Breyer’s Final Oral Argument at SCOTUS, Court Considers Whether Oklahoma May Prosecute Crimes Committed on Indian Lands

Elura NanosApr 27th
SCOTUS Is Full of Questions as Justices Consider Case of Praying Football Coach

Elura NanosApr 25th
IRS Loses, Taxpayer Wins in 9-0 Opinion by Justice Barrett

Colin KalmbacherApr 21st
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