Matthew Vadum

The Supreme Court is expected to release even more consequential rulings next week.

Hawaii’s law required gun owners to get permission to carry their weapons in stores and hotels.

The court held that a civil rights law may not be used to compel a state to hand over voter registration records.

A Chinese green card holder challenged a border official’s decision to place him on immigration parole because he was charged with counterfeiting.

A Michigan family whose home was foreclosed by the county over unpaid taxes argued that they should have been paid the fair market value of their home.

A federal appeals court previously ruled a lower court had not properly analyzed legal issues in the case.

The Supreme Court is expected to hold oral argument in the case during its new term, which begins in October.

Birthright citizenship, transgender sports, turning back asylum seekers, and a sweeping Hawaii gun law are on the docket.

A federal appeals court previously reversed the conviction, finding fault with the trial judge’s instructions to the jury.

Munson P. Hunter III objected to a sentence requiring him to take psychiatric medication.