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Supreme Court Won’t Take Up Case Because Too Many Justices Recused Themselves
The Supreme Court declined Monday to take up a copyright dispute case because it lacked a quorum after five justices had to ...
Supreme Court's Neil Gorsuch praises liberal justice's question in hearing
Liberal Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan grilled Solicitor General John Sauer during Thursday's birthright citizenship ...
Alito and Roberts take stock as they near their third decade on the bench
As Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito approach their two-decade milestones on the Supreme Court, they appear ...
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SCOTUS won't take up copyright case against Ta-Nehisi Coates after five justices recuse themselves
Supreme Court Justices Samuel Alito, Amy Coney Barrett, Neil Gorsuch, Ketanji Brown Jackson, and Sonia Sotomayor all recused themselves in the case.
Proponents of religious charter schools should remember originalism isn’t partisan
The complete absence of any historic claims to a free exercise right to taxpayer-funded religious schools could turn out to ...
‘Here is what actually happened’: Alito slams SCOTUS colleagues over ‘misleading’ timeline in Trump Alien Enemies Act deportation case defeat
As seven of the nine Supreme Court handed Donald Trump another defeat in his AEA mass deportation effort, Justice Samuel ...
SCOTUS silently preserves church-state boundary in Catholic charter school case, but won’t say how justices voted
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a 4-4 ruling that preserves the distinction between church and state — for the time being. The ...
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WHO VOTED AGAINST? Supreme Court Splits 4-4 on Catholic Charter School
In a tied decision, the Supreme Court allows a court decision disqualifying a Catholic charter school from receiving state ...
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: A Look Back on Supreme Court Arguments This Term
The National Law Journal reflects on the most memorable moments at the lectern during the term and which advocates stood out—for better and for worse.
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SCOTUS Can't Take Case Because Five Justices Recused Themselves
Monday’s recusals are only the third time that justices have recused themselves from cases since the court adopted a new—non-binding—code of ethics in November 2023.