COURTS & LAW

Kaczynski had been serving multiple life sentences at a supermax facility in Colorado.

Abortion rights advocates want the case resolved by a judge who previously blocked S.B. 8, which bans the procedure after six weeks of pregnancy.

Justice Department ruling could allow thousands to stay out of prison, continue reintegrating into society.

Separate cases involving private businesses and health-care workers have implications for nearly 100 million employed in the United States.

At closing arguments, the former lover of Jeffrey Epstein was portrayed as both abuser and wrongly targeted victim.

Under the policy, private employers with more than 100 workers must require staff to get vaccinated or face weekly testing and mandatory masking.

The mandate “will save hundreds or even thousands of lives each month," the government said in its court filing.

The order came from Justice Neil M. Gorsuch, who last week wrote the court’s majority opinion that left the restrictive law in place while granting a narrow path for abortion providers to challenge its unique enforcement structure.

The justices will consider whether a federal law authorizing suits against employers by service members and military veterans is proper.

The appeals court order drew sharp dissents from judges skeptical of Biden’s vaccine policy

It is at least the fourth time the high court has decided not to block states from requiring vaccines.

The decision follows a hearing in which the justices were asked to find that federal courts should play a role in determining if the law violates the constitutional right to abortion.

The case involves an unusual program in Maine that affects only a few thousand students. But it could have greater implications as the more conservative court relaxes the constitutional line between church and state.

The information was passed to Equifax, which sold it to ICE and other police agencies.

The panel of legal experts also concluded that while Congress has broad authority to increase the number of justices, it took no position on expansion, noting “profound disagreement among commissioners.”

A bold change in the Supreme Court’s jurisprudence on abortion could reinforce a growing perception among Americans that the justices’ decisions are political.

Mississippi’s law mostly prohibits abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy. None of the court’s six conservative justices expressed support for maintaining its precedent that states may not prohibit the procedure before the point of fetal viability, which is generally estimated to be between 22 and 24 weeks.

Questions posed Wednesday and past writings on precedent from Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett offer important insights into how the court could rule in Mississippi’s abortion case.