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…state legislators standing in complaints against the federal government. In fact, the petition notes several state supreme court cases and a key U.S. Supreme Court ruling from the late 1930s…

…courts had struck the Trump administration’s public charge regulations, the Supreme Court, finding the government likely to succeed on the merits of its appeal to the high court, entered an…

…the Supreme Court’s analysis in Bruen—and potentially First Amendment jurisprudence. Overturn the Supreme Court In Bruen, in declaring unconstitutional New York’s “may issue” gun licensing scheme, the Supreme Court stressed,…

…the Supreme Court majority’s analysis provides some assurance that future state attempts to compel crisis pregnancy centers to promote abortion will likewise fail. Here’s why. The Supreme Court could have…

…reliance on the “Court’s legitimacy,” to affirm “Roe’s essential holding,” now also cuts the other way because what the Supreme Court in Casey failed to recognize is that they had…

…– where agreement is more common, compromise is more possible, and disagreement can be resolved at the ballot box.” Under the Supreme Court’s current jurisprudence, which stems from its 1973…

…of the Supreme Court, Adams’s former secretary of state John Marshall wrote the court’s unanimous (4-0) majority opinion, stating that while Marbury should receive his commission the court could not…

…Supreme Court appointments. One common talking point is the claim that the Supreme Court is already conservative — or at least already pro-Republican Party. Writing for Vox this summer, Ian…

…the U.S. Supreme Court. In 2018, the Supreme Court ruled in Phillips’ favor, yet in such a narrow ruling as to allow a venomous transgender activist to immediately haul him…

…families. Starting with Justice Thomas, they’re making clear that justices who disagree with them will pay a price.” The Supreme Court Is No Home Depot Democrats complained the Supreme Court’s…

…a 6-5 vote, the Seventh Circuit refused to rehear the case en banc, leaving Indiana to seek review before the U.S. Supreme Court. Last year, the U.S. Supreme Court granted…

…by state law. Earlier this year the United States Supreme Court rejected an action brought by the Pennsylvania Republican Party to block the Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s actions. The court rejected…

…Appeals rejected the argument, prompting the New Yorkers to appeal to the Supreme Court. In seeking review by the Supreme Court, Nash and Koch asked the court to determine “whether…

…are in violation of the Supreme Court’s Obergefell decision (and in the case of Kim Davis, direct violation of a federal District Court order). But equally as true, Herring and…

On Feb. 7, in a 5-4 decision the Supreme Court entered a stay of a lower court’s order directing Alabama to redraw its congressional districts ahead of the upcoming primary…

…judicial usurpation of the legislature’s role, however, was but half of the horror of the Supreme Court’s decision. Equally appalling was the court’s faulty analysis of the question of Title…

…all their educational opportunities.” Chances at the Supreme Court The school district is considering appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court, said Larsen and DougCo School Board Director Craig Richardson today….

…a good sign when the court wants to hear something. It means they might disagree with the previous ruling. The Supreme Court has reversed 70 percent of lower court rulings…

President Donald Trump’s nomination of Neil Gorsuch to fill Antonin Scalia’s seat on the U.S. Supreme Court has reignited the debate over the so-called nuclear option, a procedural tool that…

Judge Amy Coney Barrett is now Justice Amy Coney Barrett, replacing the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court. For invoking the “nuclear option” in the Senate back…

…Supreme Court has so far refused to clarify whether semiautomatic weapon and large-capacity ammunition bans withstand the scrutiny of Heller. The court’s hands-off approach earned justices the wrath of Justice…

…HHS, and the IRS—are working their way through the lower courts right now. It is deep in the weeds, but court watchers have spent the past term examining the Supreme…

…to choose than does the federal constitution.” For instance, while the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a law prohibiting physician assistances from performing abortions, the Montana Supreme Court struck the law,…

…to file a timely appeal to the Supreme Court, the Trump administration has taken the extraordinary step of seeking to vacate a lower court ruling protecting reproductive rights. After failing…

…court traveled from being mildly conservative to becoming the leader of the court’s left wing. Souter had served on the New Hampshire Supreme Court and was a Harvard graduate and…

Now that the Supreme Court is poised to add a ninth Justice to its ranks, many are anxiously awaiting the court’s next move on a controversial topic: the Second Amendment….

…discrimination based on “gender identity,” which the court ruled falls under the umbrella of the term “sex,” as used in Title VII. The Supreme Court’s broad definition of “sex” in…

…the Roosevelt Court eliminated virtually any limitation on the government’s power to violate contracts. The Supreme Court Redefines Interstate Commerce Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution reads, “The Congress…

…pending appeal to the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court likewise refused to put on hold Philadelphia’s decision banning CSS from participating as a foster care agency, meaning that since the…

…types of arms the Second Amendment protects the right to keep and bear. The Supreme Court Misread Itself As I have noted previously, Heller mischaracterized the court’s decision in U.S….

…declared out of bounds for the Supreme Court to deal with: “This Court is not a legislature…. Under the Constitution, judges have power to say what the law is, not…

I read with interest this column by Paul DeHart, written in response to my column blasting Mike Huckabee for his view of resistance to a potential Supreme Court decision striking…

Let’s be clear. The Supreme Court is no more impartial or neutral than Congress is. I have heard it said so many times that the Supreme Court’s opinion is the…

On March 2 the Supreme Court will hear arguments in Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt, a challenge to a Texas law requiring abortionists to adhere to the same basic, common-sense…

…is not over, and will probably be making a fourth and possibly fifth trip to the U.S. Supreme Court. The Court will probably return to the subject of its Hobby…

…Court Comes In With the lines drawn, it likely won’t be long before Ducey sees the Biden administration in court. That is when the Supreme Court’s rulings in National Federation…