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Federal Courts Supreme Court Grants Same-Sex Marriage Petitions

Supreme Court Grants Same-Sex Marriage Petitions

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to review challenges to the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) and California's Proposition 8. The granted cases are U.S. v....

Federal Courts Should it Stay or Should it Go? 3 Tips for Constitutional Holiday Cheer

Should it Stay or Should it Go? 3 Tips for Constitutional Holiday Cheer

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

The holidays are upon us! Hanukkah begins this weekend. Christmas trees are popping up around town. Barbara Walters is picking her most fascinating people of...

Federal Courts Supreme Court Makes a Dam Decision

Supreme Court Makes a Dam Decision

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

Temporary flooding can be a taking. And the government can be forced to compensate for it. That’s the word from the Supreme Court, which ruled in an 8-0...

Federal Courts Supreme Court to Address International Custody Battle Wednesday

Supreme Court to Address International Custody Battle Wednesday

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

Custody disputes are typically state court matters, but the Supreme Court will consider Chafin v. Chafin, an international child custody dispute, on...

Federal Courts Will SCOTUS Let FLSA Defendants 'Buy Off' Putative Class Reps?

Will SCOTUS Let FLSA Defendants 'Buy Off' Putative Class Reps?

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

We all know that federal judges don't walk around handing out advisory opinions. To bring a matter before a federal court, you need a case or controversy. But...

Federal Courts Henderson v. US: Plenty of Unicorns, But Is There Plain Error?

Henderson v. US: Plenty of Unicorns, But Is There Plain Error?

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

When must an error be plain to qualify as a plain error? Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 52(b) says that appellate courts can consider a "plain" error,...

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