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Roberts laments perception of Supreme Court as ‘political actors’
Chief Justice John Roberts expressed concern about the Supreme Court's perception as political actors amid recent controversial rulings and public criticism.
U.S. Supreme Court lets abortion pill mail delivery restart for now
The U.S. Supreme Court temporarily reinstated a federal rule allowing abortion pill mifepristone to be prescribed via telemedicine and mailed nationwide.
As Thomas hits milestone, his conservative stamp on court endures
Clarence Thomas becomes the second-longest-serving justice on the U.S. Supreme Court, known for his influential conservative rulings and persistence.
Amid leaks, Gorsuch says court needs room for ‘candid conversations’
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch stresses the need for private deliberations to preserve candid conversations amid ongoing leaks of court memos.
Abortion pill makers ask U.S. Supreme Court to restore mail-order access
Danco Laboratories and GenBioPro ask the U.S. Supreme Court to restore mail-order access to mifepristone amid legal challenges and a 5th Circuit block.
Commentary: Will SCOTUS rule on general warrants and 4th Amendment?
Debate over Fourth Amendment intensifies as surveillance powers and general warrants face scrutiny at the Supreme Court.
Federal court hears challenge to Minnesota switchblade ban
Minnesota's switchblade ban is challenged in U.S. District Court by Knife Rights, citing Second Amendment protections for arms.
Appeals judge Pedro Colón announces Wisconsin Supreme Court candidacy
Appeals judge Pedro Colon joins the 2027 Wisconsin Supreme Court race aiming to expand the court's liberal majority and enhance accessibility.
High court justices turn children’s books into big paydays
Supreme Court justices including Neil Gorsuch and Sonia Sotomayor are publishing children’s books, blending civic education with lucrative royalties.
Perspectives: Law Day: Notable Supreme Court quotes
Law Day spotlights landmark U.S. Supreme Court quotes on rule of law, free speech, civil rights and constitutional principles shaping America.
Commentary: What can we learn from a secret act of judicial tyranny?
Debate grows over Supreme Court’s “shadow docket,” as critics say expedited rulings challenge originalism, constitutional limits and judicial power.
Supreme Court approval dips amid tariff ruling divide
Marquette poll shows Supreme Court approval slipping as partisan divides deepen over a ruling limiting Trump’s tariff authority.
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Legal Tech
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