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Springfield Man Admits Hacking Supreme Court Records
A Springfield man has entered a guilty plea to charges related to unauthorized access of computer systems, including the U.S. Supreme Court’s electronic filing system.
Supreme Court Action May Impact Murder Case Outcome
The Supreme Court has vacated a previous judgment in the case of William E. Neilly v. Michigan and remanded it to the Supreme Court of
Debate Over Unitary Executive Theory Continues
The unitary executive theory (UET) posits that the president possesses the authority to dismiss any executive branch employee for any reason. Despite claims of originalist
Tariffs face ongoing uncertainty despite Supreme Court decision
Small businesses are awaiting a U.S. Supreme Court decision regarding President Donald Trump’s tariff authority. A supply chain expert suggests that uncertainty surrounding import duties
Key Detail Emerges in Transgender Athlete Supreme Court Case
Sometime in 2018, Republican legislators began focusing on fairness in youth sports. This began when a trans high-school student won a track-and-field championship in Connecticut,
Judicial Scrutiny of Government Agency Actions Increases
Gillian E. Metzger, a scholar of administrative and constitutional law, has discussed the impact of recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings on administrative law doctrine and
Wyoming AG Seeks Review of Abortion Case by Supreme Court
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California Faces Supreme Court Deadline on GOP Request
California leaders face a one-week deadline to respond to legal challenges concerning the state’s recently adopted congressional maps. California Republicans have appealed their case to
Gas industry challenges furnace efficiency standards
Gas industry trade groups have filed a petition with the U.S. Supreme Court requesting a review of a lower court’s decision. The appeals court upheld
Appeals Court Eases Restrictions on Immigration Agents
A U.S. appeals court on Wednesday lifted a lower court order that had restricted federal officers from arresting or tear-gassing peaceful protesters in Minneapolis. The