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Supreme Court to Decide if Sentencing for Crack is Wack
By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on
The Supreme Court granted cert this morning in Hill v. U.S., an appeal from the Seventh Circuit to address whether the Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 can be...
Foul Call: Was SCOTUS Turkey Case Denial Correct?
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Around the holidays, we try to find a kind of connection between the revelry-of-the-moment and the law. December is easy, thanks to the never-ending gift...
No Injury in Fact, No Problem? SCOTUS Talks RESPA Rules Next Week
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In a past life, we worked in mortgage compliance. It was a dark time that we try to block from our memories. We mention this because it seems that mortgage law...
SCOTUS to Consider Posthumously-Conceived Children in Astrue
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While most of our attention this week has been dedicated to the individual mandate challenge, the Supreme Court granted cert on Monday in a Social Security...
Recusal Refusal: Moving on With the Individual Mandate Challenge
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In the coming weeks, we'll keep hearing arguments about why two Supreme Court Justices - Elena Kagan and Clarence Thomas - should recuse themselves from the...
No Surprise: Supreme Court Grants Individual Mandate Writs
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Big Supreme Court news today: two new justices, Andromache Karakatsanis and Michael Moldaver, joined the highest court of Canada, our friendly neighbor to...
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Vaidehi Mehta, Esq.
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