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…the legislative record, the Supreme Court held there was a “virtual absence of any health benefit” for the health and safety laws. The court also dangerously rested its “undue burden”…

…in the Seventh Circuit. When the Supreme Court’s Away, the Circuits Will Play The Supreme Court’s indifference seems to have emboldened Young, who added some passive-aggressive pokes in his decision….

…show that only 62 percent of voters understand that the Supreme Court determines the constitutionality of legislation. Fewer than half of Americans know that split decisions in the Supreme Court…

…Supreme Court: Don’t gut Obamacare.” Believe it or not, the question of gutting Obamacare has not yet been heard by the court. And this poll—and most of the coverage—makes the…

…Supreme Court’s regime of under-regulated late-term abortion continue despite repeated instances of live birth after late abortion? By legalizing abortion to (and beyond) fetal viability, the Supreme Court’s policy has…

…the Supreme Court’s agreement or disagreement with the lower court’s decision. Nonetheless, given the Supreme Court’s refusal to enter the fray in this case, which presents the most compelling case…

…viewers so that they do not confront a morass of billions of unsorted videos.” The Supreme Court received an avalanche of amicus curiae, or friend of the court, briefs supporting…

…Supreme Court overruled Abood. This was not unexpected: in more recent cases (Harris v. Quinn and Knox v. Service Employees), the court had previously called Abood “something of an anomaly”…

…and confirming a Supreme Court justice. She inveighed against Trump’s nominee, Amy Coney Barrett, falsely claiming that seating Barrett on the court would mean the end of the Affordable Care…

…the Montana Supreme Court, where most policy and legal wonks expected the program to be upheld. In previous cases across the United States, courts had consistently upheld tax credit scholarships…

…that confiscated crops in an attempt to regulate prices. The Supreme Court again allowed plaintiffs their day in court—and two years later ruled for them 8-1 on the merits. In…

…U.S. Supreme Court upheld that law, rejecting a federal constitutional challenge, while the Montana Supreme Court struck the law, concluding it violated the Montana constitution. While the Kansas Supreme Court…

…in hiring a janitor or nominating a Supreme Court justice, is straightforwardly racist and sexist. It doesn’t matter if the ultimate goal is to get a more “diverse” Supreme Court….

…Senate, there will be pressure to increase the size of the U.S. Supreme Court. Would you support adding more justices to the Supreme Court to offset President Trump’s recent appointments,…

The Supreme Court’s decision in Bostock v. Clayton County, Georgia is but two weeks old, and the mischief has already begun. Last week the leftist group Lambda Legal Defense filed…

Experts on a Heritage Foundation panel predicted the U.S. Supreme Court would rule in favor of former President Donald Trump in its Colorado ballot disqualification case, as the court prepares…

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse has written and filed an unusual brief with the U.S. Supreme Court. Typically, when legislators file “friend of the court” briefs, they are about what a ruling…

…Obama had. Under McConnell’s near-singular focus, the Senate has confirmed 200 Trump nominees to courts across the country. The Supreme Court, however, outraged Christians and conservatives in late June when…

In its ruling on South Dakota v. Wayfair—basically, the ruling that means you will now have to pay sales tax on everything you buy online—the Supreme Court has completed the…

…The trial court, intermediate appellate court, and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court all rejected Cosby’s efforts to stop the criminal case. Thereafter, a jury trial commenced. During the trial, the state…

Last week the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the first gun rights case to reach the high court in more than a decade. The case, New York State…

…began prohibiting the carrying of weapons concealed, state courts mostly let them get away with it—an exception being the Kentucky Supreme Court, in Bliss v. Commonwealth, 1822—and into the 20th…

…is Trump-obsessed — can’t seem to comprehend the notion of neutrality in law or principle. Here, for instance, is how the Associated Press framed the court’s decision: “Supreme Court restores…

…became a Supreme Court Justice and Neil Gorsuch did. Now McConnell has to turn around and rush a Supreme Court nominee through the Senate in less than four months before…

…reason, but specifically disallow them for a religious or moral purpose. The court of appeals ruling directly contradicted Supreme Court precedent, which has consistently held that laws and regulations must…

…say they have a “very” or “somewhat favorable” view of the Supreme Court. Even before the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision, Americans’ confidence in the high court had reached a record…

…for review, the Supreme Court has all but guaranteed that the lower courts—and the Biden administration—will adopt an extreme view of transgender discrimination that threatens parental rights, privacy rights, and…

…the sake of “national security.” On Sept. 14, the Department of Justice (DOJ) made an emergency Supreme Court appeal to avoid lower court injunctions preventing the White House and federal…

Sen. Josh Hawley has announced that he “will vote only for those Supreme Court nominees who have explicitly acknowledged that Roe v. Wade is wrongly decided.” By “explicitly,” he means,…

…to the Supreme Court, that is not a tenable option given the Supreme Court’s unanimous 2014 opinion restricting the ability of the president to use brief congressional recesses to bypass…

…Court to clarify Second Amendment jurisprudence, as I argued in detail here. Yet the Supreme Court denied review in Kolbe without comment, although not even two years ago, when the…

With all the hubbub over the Trump-related cases headed to the Supreme Court this term, many people overlooked the arguments that took place last week in two cases filed by…

The path to the White House will run squarely through the Badger State. As in years past, the election this spring for a ten-year term on the Wisconsin Supreme Court…

…applications.” The U.S. Supreme Court granted Ms. Espinoza’s petition for review of the Montana Supreme Court decision in late June and oral argument will be heard later in the term….

…the Supreme Court, we also must consider the actual impact of this possibility on Kavanaugh’s behavior as a Supreme Court justice. One thing we know for a fact is that…

…the Supreme Court. Because of the Supreme Court’s demonstrated hesitance to hearing Second Amendment cases, California didn’t even file a brief in response to Silvester’s petition for certiorari. This is…