Eastern Oklahoma is Native American Land, Court Says

Case involves issues of state or federal prosecutions. In a 5-4 opinion authored by Justice Neil Gorsuch, the Supreme Court ruled that a large swath of the state…

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Supreme Court Rules in Religious Freedom Cases

Little Sisters of the Poor not required to violate convictions on birth control. The Supreme Court has recently ruled in two important cases involving religious freedom. Earlier this…

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Supreme Court Issues Opinions

Three cases were determined on Monday. For the First time since 1997, the Supreme Court issued their opinions for the 2020 term in the month of July. The…

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Supreme Court Blocks Curbside Voting in Alabama

Federal judge initially ordered the state to allow voting curbside.  In a 5-4 decision last week, the Supreme Court voted in favor of the State of Alabama to…

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Supreme Court Keeps Mueller Materials Sealed

Legal challenge is likely to continue into next year. The Supreme Court has agreed that in its next session beginning in October it will hear an appeal by…

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Supreme Court Issues Two Opinions

Freedom of Religion and Trademark protection for URL’s. The Supreme Court Issued its opinions in two cases on Monday: United States Patent and Trademark Office v. Booking.com B.V.…

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Justice Thomas Files Dissent in Abortion Ruling

Jurisprudence should be reevaluated, he says. Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas filed a dissent from a decision on Monday to block a Louisiana law that required doctors…

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Supreme Court Blocks Louisiana Abortion Law

Opinion continues trend in not requiring hospital admission privileges. In a ruling handed down Monday, the United States Supreme Court struck down a Louisiana law placing restrictions on…

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Supreme Court Opinions Could Go into July

It would be the first time in 24 years. As a matter of course, the Supreme Court concludes its oral arguments in May each year and closes their…

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Supreme Court Issues Opinion on Asylum Denial

Migrants not able to sue for appeal. In a 7-2 vote on Thursday, the Supreme Court decided that immigrants in fast-tracked asylum proceedings whose claims have been denied…

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