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Supreme Court Weighs Review of Section 230 in Twitter CSAM Case
A Supreme Court cert petition challenges Section 230 immunity for Twitter’s handling of child sexual abuse materials, with briefing completed and broad legal impacts at stake.
Roberts' Supreme Court Style: Power in the Majority, Unity in Uncertainty
A new profile highlights Chief Justice John Roberts' approach to leadership, unity, and key opinions, offering legal pros insight into Supreme Court strategy and pending case outlook.
Supreme Court Leak Reveals 2016 Clean Power Plan Deliberations
A new leak of Supreme Court memos exposes justices' concerns over the 2016 Clean Power Plan stay, raising questions on Court confidentiality and regulatory precedent.
Supreme Court Sides with Chevron in Key Environmental Venue Dispute
The U.S. Supreme Court's April 2026 unanimous ruling lets Chevron move a major Louisiana environmental case to federal court, setting a precedent for future litigation venue battles.
Roberts Led Supreme Court’s Fast-Track Halt of Clean Power Plan
Leaked memos show Chief Justice Roberts pushed the Supreme Court to swiftly block the EPA's Clean Power Plan via the shadow docket, reshaping emergency regulatory review.
Supreme Court Signals Possible Shift on Religious Rights in Pre-K Case
The Supreme Court's relisting of St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy puts the Employment Division v. Smith precedent on watch, raising major compliance questions for legal teams.
Supreme Court Asked to Review 'Police Power' Limit in Land Takings Case
A new Supreme Court petition from reVamped LLC challenges when city police power actions can avoid takings claims, with major implications for property rights and land use law.
Supreme Court to Decide Limits on Federal Review of State Court Orders
SCOTUS will decide if federal courts can review state court decisions still under state review, impacting Rooker-Feldman doctrine and federal-state judicial boundaries.
Supreme Court to Hear SEC Disgorgement Case Amid Circuit Split
The Supreme Court will hear Sripetch v. SEC on April 20, 2026, to decide if the SEC can seek disgorgement without proving investor harm—a ruling that could reshape compliance strategies.
Supreme Court Hears Just 1% of Petitions Each Term
SCOTUS reviews 7,000–10,000 petitions annually but grants only 80–100 cases. We break down the 'Rule of Four' and what drives Supreme Court case selection for legal pros.
SCOTUSblog Dissects 'The People' in Second Amendment Debates
SCOTUSblog analyzes historical and doctrinal meaning of 'the people' in the Second Amendment—key context for Supreme Court watchers ahead of pivotal gun rights cases.
Supreme Court Leaves Third Circuit’s Hertz Solvent Debtor Ruling Intact
The Supreme Court declined to review Hertz's bankruptcy case, cementing solvent debtor obligations under § 502(b)(2) and clarifying make-whole premium liabilities.
Justice Sotomayor Lifts Curtain on Supreme Court Divisions
Justice Sotomayor details Supreme Court discord and dissent, shedding light on judicial rifts and personal dynamics that shape legal precedents impacting all legal sectors.
Military Families Challenge Feres Doctrine After Hawaii Jet Fuel Leak
A Hawaii lawsuit from military families contests the Feres Doctrine, which bars service members from suing the government over service-related injuries, following a mass water contamination.
Supreme Court: Colorado Conversion Therapy Ban Violates First Amendment
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 on March 31, 2026, that Colorado's ban on conversion therapy for minors violates the First Amendment, signaling major compliance questions for legal and healthcare sectors.
Supreme Court Lets Oklahoma Tribal Tax Ruling Stand
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Stroble v. Oklahoma Tax Commission, preserving Oklahoma's authority to tax tribal members on non-Indian Country land. Key precedent on tribal sovereignty sta...
U.S. Seeks Rehearing on D.C. Gun Magazine Law's Constitutionality
The U.S. government urges a rehearing on D.C.'s gun magazine ban, challenging its constitutionality under Second Amendment rights.
Supreme Court: ISPs Need Intentional Inducement for Liability
The Supreme Court's ruling requires intentional inducement for ISP copyright liability, reshaping legal strategies and operational costs for ISPs and content providers.
SCOTUS Limits State Authority on Conversion Therapy Bans
Supreme Court limits state power to ban conversion therapy for minors, impacting state medical regulations and free speech laws.
Spain's Supreme Court Tackles COVID-Era Corruption Trial
Spain's Supreme Court holds its first major COVID-era corruption trial involving high-level bribery and embezzlement of €53 million in contracts.