The court’s liberal justices dissented, noting the moratorium was to expire soon and saying the state’s law should not be second-guessed by courts.
Courts & Law
Supreme Court won’t block Indiana University vaccine mandate as Justice Barrett rejects student plea
It is the first case about mandatory coronavirus vaccinations to reach the Supreme Court, but Justice Amy Coney Barrett gave no reason for rejecting the request.
Jenny and Piper were trained at a women’s prison and got their badges in Manhattan this month.
New Jersey’s only women’s prison was the site of a series of rapes and attacks from staff members, investigators found.
The Supreme Court justice was both the leading proponent of abortion rights and a critic of the decision.
After relaunching the consent decree program, the Biden administration is examining how it could work better.
Gallup annual survey says justices got lower marks from Republicans and Democrats.
The state, in defending its restrictive law, says in a brief filed Thursday that nothing in the Constitution protects the right to abortion.
Using deceptive tactics during interrogations is generally permitted in the United States, although experts say children are particularly vulnerable to giving false confessions.
In an interview with CNN, Breyer discussed the factors that will inform a retirement decision and his role as the senior liberal on the bench.
A divided 4th Circuit panel declares a Second Amendment right for 18-year-olds to purchase handguns. The decision is likely to be appealed to the full court.
The law allows individuals, not the state government, to sue people who help women with abortion access.
The newest justice’s approach will be tested next term when divisive issues dominate.
Justices refuse to take another case pitting religious convictions against anti-discrimination laws.
The former president points to past comments made by New York Attorney General Letitia James, who during her campaign called him ‘illegitimate’ and vowed to investigate his business. Authorities say it’s not about politics.
The court was considering the shield provided by the Voting Rights Act, first passed in 1965 to forbid laws that result in discrimination based on race.
Supreme Court strikes down Calif. law requiring charities to disclose top donors to attorney general
The groups that sued said California’s law chills the protected First Amendment speech of charitable donors and violates their right to free association.
Where voting rights stand after a new court decision. An assessment of a shifting Supreme Court. And the latest legal challenges for Trump’s family business.
Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Brett Kavanaugh join the court’s liberals to save the moratorium, which is to expire at the end of July.
The justices are scheduled to dispose of their remaining cases Thursday, including an important voting-rights case.
