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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.
Justices: Antiabortion center can fight subpoena for donors’ names
First Choice Women’s Resource Centers can challenge New Jersey subpoena for donor names, citing First Amendment rights, Supreme Court rules.
Trump’s court picks deepen anti-abortion influence
Trump’s federal court nominees hold strong anti-abortion records, shaping U.S. abortion law for decades beyond his presidency.
How politics reshaped high court news coverage
Newspaper coverage of the U.S. Supreme Court has grown more political since 2016, shifting public perception of the court’s neutrality and legitimacy.
Wisconsin Supreme Court strikes down 1849 abortion ban
Wisconsin’s Supreme Court rules 1849 abortion ban unenforceable, citing newer laws that regulate abortion up to fetal viability.
Case of brain-dead pregnant woman raises legal, ethical concerns
A Georgia woman declared brain dead remains on life support due to fetal personhood law, raising legal, ethical, and racial equity concerns.
Former U.S. Supreme Court Justice David Souter dies
Former Supreme Court Justice David Souter, appointed by a Republican president, dies at 85 after a legacy marked by independence and liberal rulings.
More people obtain abortions, but fewer travel to other states for it
Fewer people crossed state lines to obtain abortions in 2024 than a year earlier, a new survey has found.
Personhood: An issue as old as the Constitution
The battle over personhood and property continues to perplex American society and constitutional scholars.
Confessions Of A Sex Ed Teacher
In Brief: Clarence Thomas appointed by President George H.W. Bush in 1991. Thomas authored landmark rulings on Second Amendment and abortion. Thomas will surpass Justice John Paul Stevens for second-longest ...
Confessions Of A Sex Ed Teacher
In Brief: Clarence Thomas appointed by President George H.W. Bush in 1991. Thomas authored landmark rulings on Second Amendment and abortion. Thomas will surpass Justice John Paul Stevens for second-longest ...
Top News
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- Judicial Branch announces death of OLPR’S Humiston
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Legal Tech
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- Massachusetts court rejects work product protection for AI documents by girlfriend
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