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The Latest Breaking News from the Supreme Court

This course explores the history of contested presidential elections

Uncommon Courses is an occasional series from The Conversation U.S. highlighting unconventional approaches to teaching.

The Conversation

Lilly Ledbetter, an icon of the fight for equal pay, has died at 86

Former President Barack Obama signed into law the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act

The Independent UK

Supreme Court dismisses plea alleging side effects of COVID-19 vaccines

The Supreme Court on Monday turned down a petition alleging that administration of COVID-19 vaccines led to side-effects such as blood clotting. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Maryland’s Senate race was friendly — until it really, really wasn’t

Abortion bill veto and gun control were top issues as Larry Hogan and Angela Alsobrooks — previously cordial and respectful with each other — drew blood in a crucial debate

The Independent UK

"Bizarre" SCOTUS death penalty hearing

Even Oklahoma's Republican attorney general backs Richard Glossip — but court is focused on "procedural niceties"

Salon

Senate Democrats Release Report On FBI's Kavanaugh Investigation

Senate Democrats allege FBI's flawed investigation into Justice Kavanaugh's nomination, sparking political controversy over Supreme Court legitimacy.

Top News

Business and the Roberts Court Revisited

An examination of how Donald Trump's appointments to the Supreme Court have affected business interests.

Reason

R v. Kloubakov: Supreme Court of Canada ignores sex workers in case on sex work

The Supreme Court of Canada will soon hear a case, R v. Kloubakov, in which two men charged with financially benefiting from sex work are claiming the charges violate their Charter rights.

The Conversation

Perils of Broad Presidential Power Over Tariffs

Donald Trump's plan for massive tariff increases is particularly dangerous because the White House could likely implement it without any new congressional authorization.

Reason

A top affirmative action lawyer said that some companies are caving to DEI criticism because ‘they’re wimps’

Neal Katyal said that many fears over legal retribution are unwarranted.

Fortune

Is childproofing the internet constitutional? A tech law expert draws out the issues

Mounting pressure to regulate children’s use of technology in the United States raises the question: Is childproofing the internet constitutional?

The Conversation

If You See the Trump Biopic Before Election Day, Thank Citizens United

At its core, the oft-denigrated decision revolved around whether the government can censor information leading up to an election.

Reason

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DIG Glossip And Leave Evidentiary Hearing For Clemency Proceedings or Federal Habeas Review

A Court that lacks jurisdiction cannot remand for further proceedings.

Reason

What Happens When The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Violate Federal Law?

The Federal Judiciary's Rules Committee will find out if it adopts the "Random Case Assignment" Policy

The Texas Tribune

Fight over West Texas nuclear waste plan to hit U.S. Supreme Court

A company has long pursued the plan to move “high-level” nuclear waste from power plants across the nation to a storage facility in Andrews County.

Salon

SCOTUS may "intervene" in 2024 election

"People are underestimating how messy this could get," expert says amid growing election-related litigation

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Norway bans local chapter of motorcycle club Satudarah and calls it a criminal association

Norway’s highest court has called the Norwegian arm of Dutch motorcycle club Satudarah a criminal association and banned the group, saying it was necessary to prevent serious crime

Reason

New Book on Historical Gloss and Foreign Affairs, Part III

Terminating treaties and executive agreements.

Top News

Supreme Court To Revisit Richard Glossip's Death Sentence

The Supreme Court is reviewing Richard Glossip's case, highlighting concerns about trial fairness and new evidence.

International Business Times

Supreme Court Rejects Seized Silk Road Bitcoin Case – Will The US Government Dump?

The U.S. Supreme Court will not hear a case brought forth by a company claiming to have purchased rights to $4.4 billion in seized Bitcoin from Silk Road, which opens the path for the U.S. government to be able to do what it wants with the seized assets.

The Independent UK

Supreme Court takes up death row case with a rare alliance. Oklahoma inmate has state's support

The Supreme Court is returning to the case of Richard Glossip, who has spent most of the past quarter century on Oklahoma’s death row for a murder he says he did not commit

Reason

Neither Harris Nor Trump Is a Friend of Free Speech

Both presidential candidates (and their running mates) seem confused about the constraints imposed by the First Amendment.

Reason

Most Justices Seem Inclined To Uphold the ATF's New Restrictions on Homemade Firearms

The Supreme Court is considering whether a rule targeting "ghost guns" exceeds the agency's statutory authority.

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