Supreme Court Ruling Makes Overturning Convictions For Representation Harder
Read the Supreme Court’s decision making it harder to overturn convictions based on representation for yourself here, and discuss in comments:
Read the Supreme Court’s decision making it harder to overturn convictions based on representation for yourself here, and discuss in comments:
Some nice First Amendment red meat. This week’s case of the week is hot off the SCOTUS press: Shurtleff v. Boston
To sum up the draft opinion on abortion, Justice Alito focuses on the abstract intellectual and legal origins of rights.
Politico has released what they are calling a “first draft” of an opinion authored by Justice Alito that “Roe and Casey must be overruled.”
Ketanji Brown Jackson has only two cases from her time on Circuit Court of Appeals. Nevertheless, I will provide a brief synopsis of each.
Watch a live stream feed and discuss the confirmation hearings of Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson
The Supreme Court has declined to intervene to block state court decisions in North Carolina and Pennsylvania on congressional maps
The Supreme Court rules Alabama can implement a redistricting plan that was halted by a lower court. The vote is 5-4, with Roberts joining the liberals in dissent.
The Supreme Court Mandates Rulings have blocked the measures for private companies while upholding them for healthcare workers.
The Supreme Court announced it will let SB 8 stand while challenges to the law by abortion providers work their way through the courts
Oral arguments are not legally binding. There is still the question of whether the Supreme Court really will make a compromise or not…
The Crumbley case prompts today’s Writs: To what extent can a person be held responsible for a murder they did not physically commit?
You may be hearing a lot about “Ex Parte Young,” so I thought I’d explain what it is and how this 113 year old Supreme Court decision is currently relevant
The Supreme Court has refused to override mandatory vaccination requirements, this time in Maine for healthcare workers seeking “religious exemption”
The sole questioned left for SCOTUS to consider was whether the death penalty in rape cases violated the 8th Amendment prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment
As expected, the DOJ sues Texas over the abortion law that took effect Sept 1 and the Supreme Court ruled against acting upon.
The Texas abortion ban that is not really a ban, but really is a ban, that Texas uses as an end run around existing precedent.
A day after their perceived inaction allowed the controversial Texas abortion law to take affect, the Supreme Court handed down a ruling leaving the law in place
After a flurry of appeals to a silent Supreme Court, a Texas abortion law described as “prohibiting nearly all abortions” is now in effect.
Don’t blame the nine lawyers sitting in the big chairs in DC for the eviction moratorium ruling; blame the 535 members of Congress