Supreme Court limits federal law requiring enhanced sentences for repeat offenders
The often-examined Armed Career Criminal Act splinters the court in unusual ideological ways
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Senators ask for 10 years of Supreme Court justices’ travel records
Two Senate Judiciary Committee members are seeking the travel records of Supreme Court justices dating back a decade, claiming ...
Supreme Court blocks thousands of immigrants from getting permanent status
Thousands of immigrants who entered the US illegally but have been permitted to stay for humanitarian reasons won’t be ...
Supreme Court unanimously backs limits on immigrants with temporary protected status seeking green cards
She noted that it does not mean that everyone with TPS are barred from seeking permanent lawful status. For ...
Supreme Court won’t review male-only registration for the military draft
“It remains to be seen, of course, whether Congress will end gender-based registration under the Military Selective Service Act. ...
Supreme Court begins its sprint to finish — and a decision by one justice might be the most important
As the court’s term winds down, decisions await on the future of the Affordable Care Act, gay and religious ...
Supreme Court narrows anti-hacking law, worries about criminalizing common behavior
The immediate beneficiary was Nathan Van Buren, a former police officer in Cumming, Ga., who had been convicted of ...
Supreme Court will not take up Johnson & Johnson challenge of $2.1 billion cancer case award
Justices also issue unanimous decisions as they move toward completing work this month.
Trump’s Memorial Day message honors those who made ‘supreme sacrifice’
Former President Donald Trump honored the “fallen heroes” who made the “supreme sacrifice” for their country in a Memorial ...
Supreme Court turns down inmate requesting firing squad, drawing rebuke from liberal justices
Johnson, who killed three people during a robbery in 1994, suffers from epilepsy as a result of a brain ...
