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U.S. Supreme Court Rules 5-4 in Favor of Death Penalty

Summary: Although midazolam has not been approved by the FDA for its usage in lethal injections, it is the only…

U.S. Supreme Court Rules Death Penalty Is Constitutional

Summary: The Glossip v. Gross case over the use of midazolam in Oklahoma’s three-drug protocol concluded, with another close vote,…

The U.S. Supreme Court is Highly Divided

Summary: The Supreme Court is divided at the end of their latest term. Though Chief Justice John Roberts has long-vowed…

Obamacare Protected by the Supreme Court Once Again

Summary: Challengers of Obamacare have lost again to the U.S. Supreme Court over the definition of what states qualify for…

The Six Huge Rulings Expected from the Supreme Court

Summary: A brief overview of the six major cases the Supreme Court will soon rule over. The Supreme Court is…

L.A. Hotel Registries Require Legal Documents from Police

Summary: The U.S Supreme Court found that the Fourth Amendment protects hotels and motels from releasing their registries to police…

Man in U.S. Supreme Court Case Charged with Pimping from Jail

Summary: The Cleveland man who is seeking the Supreme Court to challenge whether his accuser, a 3-year-old, can testify through…

Chart of 25 Former United States Supreme Clerks and the Firms Where They Now Work

Summary: We are offering a chart of 25 former United States Supreme Court clerks that went on to work in…

Foley Lawyer Skirts Supreme Court Punishment

Summary: The U.S. Supreme Court has dismissed disciplinary action against a Foley & Lardner lawyer. The U.S. Supreme Court will…

U.S. Supreme Court Extends the Scope of Whistleblower Law in Mutual Funds to Include Law Firms

The U.S. Supreme Court held this Tuesday that the application of the Sarbanes-Oxley whistleblower provisions also protects privately held contractors…

Video Surfaces Online of Supreme Court Hearing

Cameras, both video and still, have always been banned from Supreme Court hearings. But, for the first time, a video…

Supreme Court Says Time Spent on Changing Into Protective Gear Need Not Be Compensated

In a victory for employers, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the phrase "changing clothes" used in Section 203(o)…