News from The Supreme Court of the United States Leave a Comment / Uncategorized / By Randy News from the Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court of The United StatesSupreme Court agrees to hear case on Trump administration’s suspension of asylum November 13, 2026 Amy HoweThis term is not just short on blockbuster cases. It’s short on cases, period. November 13, 2026 Kelsey DallasTribal property and the Supreme Court November 13, 2026 Matthew L.M. FletcherThe major Trump cases that might come back to SCOTUS November 13, 2026 Kelsey Dallas, Nora CollinsWhat is a discriminatory effect? The Montgomery County case and unpacking when schools may try for racial diversity without using race November 12, 2026 Deborah Hellman , Lily HuThe sometimes straightforward, sometimes befuddling certiorari process November 12, 2026 Stephen WermielWhat Trump cases might soon return to the Supreme Court? November 12, 2026 Amy HoweDangerous and unusual November 12, 2026 Kelsey DallasJustices see immigration contract dispute as raising the possibility of major limits on administrative power November 11, 2026 Ronald MannEleven new relists in search of four votes November 11, 2026 John ElwoodJustice Alito and the tradition of a written constitution November 11, 2026 Steven Gow CalabresiA White House ballroom petition and border wall backlash November 11, 2026 Kelsey DallasCourt appears unlikely to side with inmate in lawsuit for violation of his constitutional rights November 10, 2026 Amy HoweTrump administration brings White House ballroom battle back to Supreme Court November 10, 2026 Amy HoweJustices dubious of fee award in eminent domain dispute about interstate pipeline November 10, 2026 Ronald MannBorder wall decision caps busy Monday at SCOTUS November 10, 2026 Kelsey Dallas, Blake FoxSupreme Court allows Trump administration to continue border wall construction November 9, 2026 Amy HoweCourt declines to hear dispute tied to George Floyd protests and cases involving former baseball player Roberto Clemente and actor Randy Quaid November 9, 2026 Kelsey Dallas, Amy HoweWhose tradition, which history? Agency adjudication and Sun Valley Orchards November 9, 2026 Rachel BayefskySCOTUS has done some “crazy things,” Sotomayor says November 9, 2026 Kelsey Dallas, Nora Collins 0/5 (0 Reviews)
