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Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s spoken dissent seemed to come as a surprise for Justice Samuel Alito, who responded extemporaneously to it.
The government alleges an influential transgender health group misled teens and families on dangers of puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and breast removal.
Conflicting appeals court rulings have caused confusion, and ‘geographical happenstance’ shouldn’t govern detention, the government argued.
In the order, the district judge wrote that the DOJ should submit a ‘written declaration’ before the court on whether the fund is dead.
But the Utah judge would not block prosecutors’ use of the death penalty.
While Bolton may be able to avoid time behind bars, that decision will be up to U.S. District Judge Theodore Chuang.
The decision follows the Secretary of War determining energy production in regions vital to national security interests.
The court tries other measures before giving an ‘Allen charge,’ considered a last-ditch effort to force a verdict.
The court in a 6–3 ruling found that Hawaii’s law on concealed-carry firearms violates the Second Amendment and is not within the U.S. historical tradition.
The rule significantly changed federal lending options for graduate students.
The Supreme Court is expected to release even more consequential rulings next week.
The Missouri lawsuit alleges Snapchat features allowed Gabriel Joel Valentin-Rios, then 25, to connect with children and find the address of his young victim.
A federal judge held that ’the Constitution does not grant the president any specific powers over elections.’
The 6–3 decision allowed a ’metering policy' developed by the Obama administration and continued in Trump’s first term.
The decision is expected to affect thousands of Haitians and Syrians who received temporary protected status.
Hawaii’s law required gun owners to get permission to carry their weapons in stores and hotels.
Monsanto had argued that the legal doctrine of preemption shielded it from any state-level claims.
Big decisions are expected on birthright citizenship, deportation protections, and the president’s ability to fire high-level officials.
A federal judge ruled that the federal government lacked standing to bring the case.
