Supreme Court could determine the outcome of Trump’s immigration executive order.
In the United States, the idea of sovereignty rests with the people, flowing from a divine source down to us. We grant our authority to both federal and state governments via a framework known as the U.S. Constitution. This concept stands in stark contrast to England, from which many fled. In England, the monarchs hold […]
Trump requests the Supreme Court to permit the use of National Guard in Chicago.
The Trump administration is seeking authorization from the U.S. Supreme Court to deploy the National Guard to Chicago, aiming to safeguard federal employees and property amid ongoing protests against immigration enforcement in the area. Attorney General D. John Sauer, representing President Trump, has urged the justices for swift intervention following a recent ruling that permits […]
Supreme Court will hold a hearing date for the FTC case, examining Trump’s authority to make firings
Supreme Court to Hear Case on President’s Authority to Dismiss Agency Head The Supreme Court has scheduled oral arguments for December 8 regarding President Trump’s ability to remove the head of an independent agency without justification. This legal struggle could significantly impact executive power and possibly overturn long-standing legal precedents. The case revolves around Trump’s […]
Supreme Court will face funding shortage because of shutdown
The Supreme Court is facing a funding crisis, and federal courts nationwide are projected to run out of funds by early next week due to the government shutdown. According to Supreme Court spokeswoman Patricia McCabe, the Court “anticipates running out of funding on October 18.” This means that the Supreme Court building will be closed […]
Woman athlete responds after judge allows trans sports case to proceed to the Supreme Court
Legal Battle in Women’s Sports Set for Supreme Court Mary Kate Marshall, a former cross country runner from Idaho State University, will continue to be involved in a significant legal case regarding women’s sports that is moving toward the Supreme Court. This follows a federal judge’s decision earlier this week. U.S. District Judge David Nye […]
Attorneys for transgender athlete respond as Supreme Court case moves forward
Lawyers representing Lindsay Hecox, a transgender athlete involved in an upcoming Supreme Court case regarding protections for women’s sports, have issued a response after a federal judge ruled against her bid to dismiss the case. Hecox initially initiated the lawsuit back in 2020 to challenge HB500, an Idaho law that prohibits men from competing in […]
Alan Dershowitz Anticipates Changes in Election Law from Supreme Court
Supreme Court May Shift Stance on Race-Based Redistricting Alan Dershowitz, a Harvard Law Professor Emeritus, discussed on Newsmax that the Supreme Court might be leaning toward reducing the emphasis on race in redistricting. He shared his insights during an appearance on “On the Record with Greta Van Susteren,” where he reflected on the court’s recent […]
Conservative justices on the Supreme Court seem doubtful about redistricting based on race.
Supreme Court Hears Louisiana Case On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court held oral arguments in the case of Louisiana vs. Calais. This case focuses on the establishment of a majority-Black 2nd Congressional District in Louisiana. The outcome could have significant implications for the Voting Rights Act and the practice of race-based gerrymandering, not to mention […]
Supreme Court to consider transgender athlete law, NFL star requests assistance
Supreme Court Ruling on Transgender Medical Procedures The Supreme Court has finalized its decision regarding the Tennessee law that prohibits transgender medical procedures for minors. In a 6-3 ruling on Wednesday, the court determined that the law is not discriminatory. Legal Developments – U.S. District Judge David Nye has decided to move forward with former […]
Justice Jackson Describes Black Americans as ‘Disabled’ During Supreme Court Hearing
In a recent Supreme Court hearing concerning the constitutionality of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson seemed to draw a comparison between Black Americans and individuals with disabilities. The case, known as Louisiana vs. Curry, examines whether Louisiana’s congressional map, which features two majority-Black districts, infringes upon the 15th Amendment […]