- Robert Barnes
- The High Court
Robert Barnes has been a Washington Post reporter and editor since 1987. He joined the paper to cover Maryland politics, and has served in various editing positions including metropolitan editor and national political editor . He has covered the Supreme Court since November 2006. He gave up law school plans for a life in newspapers after taking a journalism class in college. It did not occur to him, as it apparently did to others, that he could do both.
Same-sex marriage isn’t waiting for the Supreme Court to weigh in
HIGH COURT | Views are quickly changing across the country, but will that influence the justices’ ruling?
Supreme Court rules for Monsanto in case on genetically modified soybeans
In a unanimous decision, the justices said an Indiana farmer violated a company patent by replanting seeds.
Justices pass on judicial salaries, and that’s good news for judges
Class action suit on behalf of federal judges filed as Congress withholds cost-of-living adjustments.
Supreme Court says states may limit information requests to residents
Virginia does not have to allow people beyond its borders to use its freedom-of-information law, the justices say.
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- Supreme Court weighs restrictions that Congress can impose on groups it funds
- Law school dean regrets ‘censorship’ of Chief Justice Roberts visit
- Authorities seek answers in Boston Marathon bombing
- Search for why begins in Boston Marathon bombings
- Supreme Court limits warrantless blood tests for drunken driving suspects
- Supreme Court limits civil lawsuits alleging atrocities committed abroad
- Supreme Court conflicted about what law dictates for Baby Veronica
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