US Supreme Court

A federal appeals court reversed a lower court ruling that found the child qualified under the Hague Convention.

A federal appeals court held that a state law purporting to invalidate federal gun laws was unconstitutional.

A Colorado therapist is challenging a ban on so-called conversion therapy for minors, arguing that it restricts her First Amendment right to free speech.

The justices rejected Maxwell’s argument that a plea deal the government made with Jeffrey Epstein in Florida granted her immunity from prosecution in New York.

A federal appeals court rejected the petitioner’s argument that the seizing of equity in the home violated the Eighth Amendment.

The court is expected to hear cases related to gender, Trump’s firings, and a slew of other issues.

The new term starts with a series of hot-button cases involving the Trump administration, redistricting, and other issues.

Nicholas John Roske apologized to the Supreme Court justice and his family at the Oct. 3 sentencing hearing.

Justices Ketanji Brown Jackson, Elena Kagan, and Sonia Sotomayor opposed the decision.

A federal appeals court had determined that the company’s lawsuit could not proceed under a 1996 law.

Three Hawaii residents and a gun rights group filed the petition, arguing the state law violates the Second Amendment.

The federal government argues that the president’s stalled executive order restricting birthright citizenship is constitutional.

The 11th Circuit found that prosecutors violated Alabama inmate Michael Sockwell’s constitutional rights.

Trump’s executive order from January says the Constitution does not extend citizenship ’to everyone born within the United States.’

Three justices dissented, saying they disagreed with the majority’s ruling on a law enabling the president to withhold congressionally authorized funds.

The filing came as the court prepared to hear a challenge to Louisiana’s creation of a second black-majority congressional district.

On Sept. 9, a federal appeals court declined to halt the state policy.

The high court will hear the case in December and reconsider a decades-old precedent that limits who Trump can fire.

The high court is already expected to hear the same lawsuit in its upcoming fall term.

The defendant’s attorneys said the sentence should not exceed eight years.

A federal appeals court reversed a lower court ruling that found the child qualified under the Hague Convention.

A federal appeals court held that a state law purporting to invalidate federal gun laws was unconstitutional.

A Colorado therapist is challenging a ban on so-called conversion therapy for minors, arguing that it restricts her First Amendment right to free speech.

The justices rejected Maxwell’s argument that a plea deal the government made with Jeffrey Epstein in Florida granted her immunity from prosecution in New York.

A federal appeals court rejected the petitioner’s argument that the seizing of equity in the home violated the Eighth Amendment.

The court is expected to hear cases related to gender, Trump’s firings, and a slew of other issues.

The new term starts with a series of hot-button cases involving the Trump administration, redistricting, and other issues.

Nicholas John Roske apologized to the Supreme Court justice and his family at the Oct. 3 sentencing hearing.

Justices Ketanji Brown Jackson, Elena Kagan, and Sonia Sotomayor opposed the decision.

A federal appeals court had determined that the company’s lawsuit could not proceed under a 1996 law.

Three Hawaii residents and a gun rights group filed the petition, arguing the state law violates the Second Amendment.

The federal government argues that the president’s stalled executive order restricting birthright citizenship is constitutional.

The 11th Circuit found that prosecutors violated Alabama inmate Michael Sockwell’s constitutional rights.

Trump’s executive order from January says the Constitution does not extend citizenship ’to everyone born within the United States.’

Three justices dissented, saying they disagreed with the majority’s ruling on a law enabling the president to withhold congressionally authorized funds.

The filing came as the court prepared to hear a challenge to Louisiana’s creation of a second black-majority congressional district.

On Sept. 9, a federal appeals court declined to halt the state policy.

The high court will hear the case in December and reconsider a decades-old precedent that limits who Trump can fire.

The high court is already expected to hear the same lawsuit in its upcoming fall term.

The defendant’s attorneys said the sentence should not exceed eight years.