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Leaks from SCOTUS About Maskgate!?
It was September when I rejoiced that no leakage had occurred from the Supreme Court to press. Joan Biskupic had once more leaks that a […]
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SCOTUS Cites F.4th!
Mid-2021 saw WestLaw introduce F.4th, the fourth series of Federal Reporter. F.4th has now made its way into Supreme Court cases. Doe v. MillsJustice Gorsuch’s […]
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SCOTUS Stays OSHA Vax-or-Test Rule, Allows CMS Vaccine Mandate for Health Care Workers to Take Effect
The Supreme Court released two opinions this afternoon addressing COVID-19 mandates of the Biden Administration. In a vote of 3-1, NFIB. OSHAThe Court ruled that […]
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Sloppy Arguments Over COVID Mandates at SCOTUS
The live audio of Supreme Court oral argument has always been an asset to me. I believe that audio of Supreme Court oral arguments has […]
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SCOTUS Jabs OSHA Vaccine Cases on the Rocket-Docket
There has been much activity in relation to OSHA mandates over the past ten day. The Eighth Circuit refused to stop a court trial injunction […]
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SCOTUS Says State Judges and Court Clerks Can’t Be Sued To Block Enforcement of the Texas Abortion Ban
Today’s Supreme Court held that Texas court clerks and judges cannot be sued for preventing enforcement of state laws that ban abortion after detection of […]
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SCOTUS Says State Judges and Court Clerks Can’t Be Sued To Block Enforcement of the Texas Abortion Ban
Today, the Supreme Court ruled that Texas judges or court clerks can’t be sued in order to prevent enforcement of a law prohibiting abortions after […]
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The Printing Speed of SCOTUS
A state judge ruled that S.B. was unconstitutional on Thursday at 5:00 ET. A state judge ruled that S.B. Friday at 10 ET Justice Gorsuch’s […]
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Can SCOTUS Draw a New Line on Abortion?
The Supreme Court has held that the Constitution does not allow states to ban abortions before viability, which is the time at which the foetus […]
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SCOTUS Does Not Decide S.B. 8 Cases
Nearly 3,000 were waiting on SCOTUSblog this morning for the S.B. 8 cases. Rick Roll’ed was our alternative. The majority opinion in Mississippi against Tennessee […]