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Massachusetts High Court Weighs Religious Statues on Public Building
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court is considering whether Quincy can place religious statues outside its public safety HQ—a decision with national church-state implications.
Voting Rights Groups Sue Over Louisiana's Suspended Congressional Primaries
Voting rights groups sue Louisiana for suspending congressional primaries after a Supreme Court ruling on racial gerrymandering, raising concerns about voter confusion and disenfranchisement.
Supreme Court Fast-Tracks Voting Rights Act Decision, Shaping 2026 Elections
The U.S. Supreme Court has expedited its ruling in Louisiana v. Callais, reshaping voting rights enforcement and redistricting ahead of the 2026 elections.
Supreme Court Asked to Halt Abortion Pill Dispensing Restrictions
Major manufacturers seek Supreme Court pause of 5th Circuit order on mifepristone, potentially reshaping national access to abortion medication and legal practice.
Trump Urges Jeffries to Retract 'Illegitimate Court' Remark on Voting Rights Ruling
Trump publicly demands House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries apologize for criticizing the Supreme Court's recent decision to weaken a key section of the Voting Rights Act.
Supreme Court Infighting Erodes Public Confidence and Legal Predictability
Supreme Court justices' public disputes highlight deep divisions, challenging legal predictability and causing record-low public approval. What legal professionals need to know.
Supreme Court weighs liability shield for generic drug makers
The Supreme Court is considering a case that could limit generic drug manufacturers’ liability for pharmacists' prescribing decisions, reshaping pharmaceutical liability law.
Supreme Court Limits Preemption for Military Contractors in Hencely Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled military contractors can't claim preemption for unauthorized conduct, reshaping state-law negligence claim strategies in product liability and other litigations.
Supreme Court: Nonprofit Can Sue over Subpoena for Donor Info
The Supreme Court grants standing to First Choice Women’s Resource Centers to challenge a New Jersey subpoena seeking donor identities, clarifying donor privacy rights.
Supreme Court Ends Term With Major Voting Rights, Immigration Cases
The Supreme Court’s final session spotlights a landmark decision limiting racial redistricting and ongoing deliberation over immigration protections, signaling major legal shifts.
Supreme Court Rolls Back Key Voting Rights Act Provision in Louisiana
The Supreme Court's 6-3 decision in Louisiana v. Callais limits Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, with broad implications for Southern states and U.S. House control.
Supreme Court Debates SEC Disgorgement Standards in Sripetch Case
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether the SEC must prove investor harm to reclaim profits in securities enforcement, with potential impact on future SEC actions.
Supreme Court Scrutinizes Geofence Warrants and Digital Privacy
The U.S. Supreme Court examines the constitutionality of geofence warrants, weighing privacy rights against law enforcement needs in a pivotal digital privacy case.
Supreme Court to Review Migrant Farmworker Penalty Dispute
The Supreme Court will decide whether migrant farmworker penalties from the Department of Labor should be heard by administrative judges or in federal court—a ruling with major impact on labor law.
Supreme Court declines Florida school gender-identity challenge
The Supreme Court declined to hear a lawsuit from Florida parents challenging school gender-identity policies, leaving the state's approach intact amid national debate.
Supreme Court Sets Final Arguments for High-Profile 2025-26 Term Cases
The Supreme Court will hear final arguments for the 2025-26 term from April 20-29, with major cases on citizenship, voting rights, and regulatory authority up for review.
Supreme Court Approval Flat at 43% as Public Sees Defensive Stance
U.S. Supreme Court approval remains at 43%. Most Americans now view the Court as defensive, fueling concerns over judicial trust among legal and business leaders.
Elizabeth Prelogar Argues SCOTUS Case Without Signing Briefs
Elizabeth Prelogar, ex-Solicitor General, made a rare Supreme Court appearance to argue T.M. v. University of Maryland Medical System Corp. without signing any briefs.
Supreme Court to Review Colorado's Catholic Preschool Exclusion
The Supreme Court will decide if Colorado can exclude Catholic preschools from its program for refusing to admit children of LGBTQ+ families, raising major legal questions.
Eastman Disbarred, Sotomayor Issues Apology Amid Ethics Scrutiny
John Eastman is disbarred over 2020 election actions as Justice Sotomayor apologizes for remarks about Justice Kavanaugh, spotlighting evolving ethical standards.