The Supreme Court majority stated that the FCC’s decision to impose fines on two major companies was in line with the Constitution. The Supreme Court issued a ruling…
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Supreme Court Allows Alabama to Use 2023 Map for Midterms
The lower court’s injunction is stayed while the case against the redistricted map proceeds. The U.S. Supreme Court issued an order allowing the state of Alabama to use…
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Police Thwart Swatting Attempt on Supreme Court Justice’s VA Home
Law enforcement met with the justice’s security detail and confirmed the call was a hoax. Fairfax County police received a “swatting call” on their non-emergency line for the…
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Supreme Court Rules Freight Brokers Can Be Sued for Unsafe Carriers
The unanimous decision allowed a trucker who lost his leg due to a crash in 2017 to sue the broker under state law. The Supreme Court ruled that…
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Senator Introduces Constitutional Amendment on Birthright Citizenship
The proposal comes as the Supreme Court decision related to executive action remains outstanding. Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky introduced a proposal to amend the Constitution to rework…
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Supreme Court Stays Injunction Against Telehealth Abortion Drug Prescriptions
The Fifth Circuit had ruled in Louisiana’s favor and imposed a nationwide block. The Supreme Court temporarily lifted an injunction against abortion drugs being provided via telehealth appointments…
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Supreme Court Takes Up Colorado Preschool Religious Freedom Dispute
The case centers on whether Catholic preschools must accept children of same-sex couples to qualify for state funding. The U.S. Supreme Court recently agreed to hear a challenge…
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Supreme Court Reviews FCC Fine Process in Telecom Cases
Justices examine whether agency penalties against AT&T and Verizon need greater jury trial protections The U.S. Supreme Court recently heard arguments over whether the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC)…
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Supreme Court Decides Entities Facing Violations of First Amendment May Preemptively Sue
The court ruled in favor of a New Jersey prolife pregnancy center. The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a pro-life pregnancy center in New Jersey could sue the…
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Supreme Court Rules Racial Gerrymandering of Congressional Districts Unconstitutional
The majority stated that the Fifteenth Amendment only bars state action “motivated by discriminatory purpose.” The Supreme Court majority ruled that the Louisiana congressional map based on race…
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