Coming Soon from SCOTUS: Campaign Finance and Affirmative Action
The high court prepares to issue big rulings on hot-button issues.
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A Brief History of Obama's Biggest Constitutional Flops
From the Fourth Amendment to religious liberty, the Obama administration has lost big at the Supreme Court.
Supreme Court Weighs 'Qualified Immunity' for Cops Who Use Deadly Force to End Car Chases
Aggressive police tactics go on trial at the high court.
Lessons from Kelo, the Eminent Domain Case That Wiped Out a Neighborhood
Revisiting a notorious Supreme Court ruling.
Supreme Court Stays Execution of Missouri Inmate
Missouri has not released details about the compounding pharmacy making the execution drugs
Supreme Court Rules Airline Immune from Liability in Defamation Case
Pilot accused bosses of making false statements about him suggesting he was unstable
Supreme Court Tosses Out Drug Conviction Based on User's Overdose Death
Unanimous ruling that dealer can't be held accountable if drug is a 'contributing' factor, not entirely main reason
Supreme Court Weighs 'Straw' Gun Purchases
Case about a purchase of a gun where the listed buyer is not the ultimate owner
Thousands of Anti-Abortion Campaigners March in DC on Anniversary of Roe v. Wade Decision
Supreme Court's landmark decision was made in 1973
Supreme Court Hears Case on Forced Unionization of Home Care Workers
Justice Scalia could end up being the swing vote
Forced Unionization of Home Care Workers Before the Supreme Court
Plaintiffs argue rights to free speech and association violated
Supreme Court Declines to Hear Monsanto Seed Patent Lawsuit Case
Another fight over genetically engineered crops
Justices Seem Doubtful About Abortion Protest Buffer Zone Laws
35-foot zone around abortion clinics
Supreme Court To Hear Abortion Protest Case
A Massachusetts law established 350 foot buffer zones around abortion clinics
Supreme Court Rejects Arizona's Attempt To Revive Law Banning Most Abortions After 20 Weeks
9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals halted implementation of the law after it was signed into law by Gov. Jan Brewer
Supreme Court Justices Skeptical of Obama's Recess Appointment Powers
Heard arguments today
Supreme Court to Hear Case of Online Redistribution of Television Programming
Huge copyright impacts
Chicago Fights Gun Rights, and Loses
The city stubbornly insists on entering contests it is bound to lose.
Supreme Court Hold Means Some Utah Gay Couples Aren't Legally Wed
Some waited to hold actual ceremony, and now the state cannot recognize them
Meet the Liberals Backing Obama's Executive Power Play in Labor Board Case
The Supreme Court weighs the constitutionality of Obama's recess appointments.
Can We Trust Medicaid Expansion Advocates?
What the Native Americans can teach us about the U.S. government and healthcare
Supreme Court Halts Same-Sex Marriage in Utah
Over 900 same-sex couples have been married in Utah since Dec. 20
Obama Administration Asks Supreme Court To Preserve ACA Contraception Mandate
Lawsuit filed by Catholic nun charity
