Each weekday, SCOTUSblog provides a curated selection of news articles, commentary, and significant links related to the Supreme Court. In this Friday edition, the focus includes a call by Justice Elena Kagan for enhanced enforcement of the Supreme Court’s ethics code, captured in a piece by Politico’s Josh Gerstein. Additionally, California Governor Gavin Newsom has…
Each weekday, SCOTUSblog selections provide a curated list of news articles, commentary, and various noteworthy links related to the United States Supreme Court. The Thursday morning read for July 25 includes significant updates relevant to legal professionals. Among the highlights, CNN reported on an appeal by Republicans asking the Supreme Court to pause new EPA…
Legal professionals looking to stay abreast of important developments in the Supreme Court’s activities now have an efficient way to catch up on the latest. The Wednesday morning read, curated by Ellena Erskine on SCOTUSblog, delivers a selection of news articles, commentary, and other noteworthy links related to the highest court in the United States….
Each weekday, SCOTUSblog curates a selection of significant news articles, commentaries, and other notable resources concerning the Supreme Court. Today’s Tuesday morning read includes highlights on urgent legal issues and key cases that could shape the judicial landscape. The leading story discusses the U.S. government’s request for the Supreme Court to reinstate protections for transgender…
The Biden administration has requested the Supreme Court’s intervention to temporarily halt the enforcement of portions of federal trial court orders from Louisiana and Kentucky that prevent the Department of Education from implementing an April 2024 rule tied to Title IX. This rule, among other things, prohibits sex discrimination in education programs that receive federal…
“`html Each weekday, the SCOTUSblog team curates an assortment of news articles, commentary, and other significant links relating to the Supreme Court. For those involved in legal practice, this morning’s curated list for Monday, July 22, provides a wealth of information that could impact litigation strategies and broader legal understandings. Key items on the list…
Each weekday, Ellena Erskine at SCOTUSblog curates a selection of news articles, commentary, and other significant links pertinent to the Supreme Court. In the Friday morning read for July 19, 2024, several key topics have been highlighted for legal professionals. One noteworthy item on the list is the US appeals court’s decision to reconsider a…
Article For legal professionals seeking a succinct round-up of key developments and commentaries related to the Supreme Court, yesterday’s edition of the SCOTUSblog morning read offers invaluable insights. Authored by Ellena Erskine, the post encapsulates an assortment of pertinent news articles and expert opinions. Highlights include an in-depth examination of Biden’s 41-year evolution on Supreme…
In June, the Supreme Court temporarily blocked the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from enforcing its Good Neighbor Plan while litigation over the plan continues in the lower courts. The plan is designed to address air pollution that crosses state lines by imposing a nationwide framework affecting pollution from “upwind” to “downwind” states. The question now…
The SCOTUSblog’s morning read for Wednesday, July 17 offers legal professionals a concise yet insightful collection of key articles and commentary related to the Supreme Court. This selection highlights ongoing discussions and developments in Supreme Court activities and decisions, providing a brief yet informative read for those who need to stay updated on judicial matters….
The Supreme Court has intervened once again in the case of Ruben Gutierrez, who was sentenced to die for the 1998 murder of 85-year-old Escolastica Harrison in Brownsville, Texas. Just after 6:30 p.m. Eastern time on July 16, 2024, the justices issued a brief unsigned order halting Gutierrez’s execution, which was scheduled for later that…
Each day, legal professionals keenly anticipate insightful commentary and key updates related to the judiciary, particularly decisions and discussions emanating from the Supreme Court. This Tuesday, July 16, presents an eclectic mix of noteworthy articles and perspectives curated by SCOTUSblog, shedding light on ongoing judicial processes and legal thought. A relevant piece in today’s morning…
Each weekday, SCOTUSblog compiles a short list of news articles, commentary, and other links that relate to the Supreme Court. The Monday morning read for July 15, curated by Amy Howe, offers a keen insight into the varied and complex issues before the Court. One notable article highlighted in this week’s collection examines Justice Amy…
The morning read for Friday, July 12 On the morning of July 12, legal professionals turned their attention to a series of noteworthy articles curated by SCOTUSblog. Notable among these was a feature from NBC News’ Lawrence Hurley on the Senate committee’s plans to probe the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on former President Trump’s immunity….
“`html Each weekday, SCOTUSblog offers a curated list of news articles, commentary, and other noteworthy links related to the Supreme Court. In this Thursday’s morning read, several key issues are under the spotlight. One of today’s prominent subjects is the Supreme Court’s recent decision that significantly limits federal power, with immediate repercussions being felt across…
On Wednesday, July 10, SCOTUSblog’s daily roundup provided an insightful morning read for legal professionals closely tracking Supreme Court developments. The article, published by Ellena Erskine, curated a concise list of noteworthy news articles, commentary, and other significant links pertinent to the highest court in the United States. Notably, a key highlight was an article…
Luis Sanchez, part-owner of an electronics business in Florida, and Jaqueline Palacios, owner of a computer company in Bolivia, are seeking the return of $9,000 seized by federal agents amid a drug bust. The cash was sent via a courier who was arrested at the Miami airport with illegal drugs. Although the courier claimed the…
For legal professionals keeping a pulse on Supreme Court developments, the SCOTUSblog offers a curated selection of news articles, commentary, and noteworthy links each weekday. Today’s morning read, authored by Ellena Erskine, includes a highlight from The New York Times discussing Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s independent streak that marked the Supreme Court term. Additionally, it…
Each weekday, a curated list of news articles, commentary, and other important resources related to the Supreme Court is selected, providing legal professionals with succinct updates on the latest developments. The morning read for Monday, July 8, 2024, highlights several impactful topics that are crucial for legal experts to peruse. One of the focal points…
Legal News Article This Friday morning brief from SCOTUSblog highlights critical developments and pertinent commentary related to the U.S. Supreme Court as participants reflect on the weekend ahead. Key items include the Court’s recent decision to decline hearing a series of challenges to laws that prevent felons and drug users from possessing firearms, underscoring the…
Former President Donald Trump had a significant influence on the Supreme Court’s 2023-24 term, impacting key legal proceedings and benefiting from critical rulings in his favor. The term underscored the 6-3 conservative majority shaped by Trump’s appointments, punctuating an era of notable judicial decisions that favored conservative ideology. In a ruling on July 1, the…
In today’s read for Wednesday, July 3, SCOTUSblog provides a curated list of noteworthy articles and commentary focused on the Supreme Court. Among the key takeaways is an in-depth analysis by Justin Jouvenal and Ann E. Marimow from The Washington Post that examines the implications of the recent Supreme Court term on former President Trump’s…
In a landmark 6-3 decision on Monday, the Supreme Court ruled that a North Dakota truck stop, Corner Post, can bring a legal challenge against a Federal Reserve Board regulation despite the rule being issued 13 years ago. The ruling, which splits the justices along ideological lines, substantially extends the timeframe in which plaintiffs can…
The Supreme Court has selected five new cases to examine in its 2024-25 term, emerging from their recent clean-up conference. Two of these cases will be argued together. The justices have chosen not to review several high-profile challenges, such as disputes over Illinois’ assault weapons regulations and the powers of federal agencies, including the Occupational…
Each weekday, SCOTUSblog offers a curated selection of news articles, commentary, and other noteworthy links related to the Supreme Court. This Tuesday’s morning read, posted by Ellena Erskine on July 2, 2024, provides invaluable insights into current judicial proceedings and recent court decisions. Of particular interest in this edition is the takeaway from the Supreme…