Ketanji Brown Jackson claims the Supreme Court has gone too far in a police case.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Dissent in Fourth Amendment Case On Monday, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson expressed her disagreement with her fellow justices regarding a Fourth Amendment case about police stops, suggesting the Supreme Court majority was overstepping by revising lower courts’ decisions in Washington, D.C. Jackson, appointed by President Biden, was the sole judge to […]
Montana Supreme Court Permits Trans Individuals to Obtain IDs Reflecting Their Gender Identity
The Montana Supreme Court recently made a significant decision regarding transgender rights, allowing individuals in Montana who identify as transgender to change their birth certificates and driver’s licenses to reflect their chosen “gender identity.” In a 5-2 ruling, the high court upheld a previous injunction against a 2022 law that mandated that IDs and birth […]
Roberts asked to involve the FBI following another Supreme Court leak.
Recently, a letter from the legendary baseball player and manager Ted Williams to Angels outfielder Jay Johnston resurfaced. In it, Williams advised, “If you get two strikes, just protect your at-bat.” This advice resonated this week amidst yet another leak of classified information within the Supreme Court. For Chief Justice John Roberts, it’s a stark […]
Redistricting brief submitted as Supreme Court considers referendum
Virginia Redistricting Referendum at Stake On Tuesday, Virginia voters will weigh in on a significant redistricting referendum amid ongoing legal disputes. The state Supreme Court is currently evaluating a lawsuit arguing that the amendment should be deemed invalid, claiming it was pushed through during an illegally extended legislative session. The core issue revolves around whether […]
Supreme Court unanimously supports Big Oil in environmental case from Louisiana parishes
Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Oil Companies in Louisiana Case Several lawsuits are claiming billions from oil companies due to environmental harm in coastal Louisiana. Recently, the United States Supreme Court declared a significant victory for these companies. In an 8-0 ruling, the court decided that one of the lawsuits would be transferred from […]
Why the Supreme Court struck down Colorado’s ‘Must Stay Gay’ law and what to anticipate moving forward
Colorado’s Conversion Therapy Ban and Free Speech Colorado’s ban on “conversion therapy” has been described as a violation of free speech rights. Recently, in a case known as Chiles vs. Salazar, the Supreme Court determined, with an 8-1 ruling, that the state infringed upon the First Amendment by restricting what psychological professionals could say regarding […]
California Supreme Court mandates the disbarment of Trump-associated lawyer John Eastman
California Supreme Court Disbars John Eastman The California Supreme Court has disbarred John Eastman, a lawyer associated with Donald Trump’s attempts to contest the outcome of the 2020 presidential election. In a statement, the California state bar announced, “The California Supreme Court today disbarred attorney John Charles Eastman.” This action followed a recommendation by the […]
Liberal Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor expresses regret for strange claim against Trump-appointed justice
Justice Sotomayor Issues Apology to Justice Kavanaugh Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has expressed regret towards one of her fellow justices following her remarks that suggested he was somewhat disconnected from everyday experiences. Sotomayor, a liberal voice on the court, highlighted Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s professional upbringing, implying that this background limits his understanding of common […]
Trump announces he is ready to nominate as many as 3 Supreme Court justices
Amid ongoing speculation about Justice Samuel Alito’s potential retirement, former President Donald Trump indicated he would be “ready” to appoint up to three Supreme Court justices if a vacancy arose. He hinted at the possibility of reshaping the court further. In an interview with FOX Business’ Maria Bartiromo, Trump noted that Alito, who was appointed […]
Jenna Ellis: It’s Congress that Should Determine Birthright Citizenship, Not the Supreme Court
Supreme Court Examines Citizenship Under Article 14 The U.S. Supreme Court recently engaged in discussions regarding a case that could significantly shift the understanding of citizenship as outlined in Article 14. The central issue is how the phrase “subject to jurisdiction” is interpreted. It’s not only about what this phrase has meant historically but also […]