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Federal Courts First Monday Countdown: Prep for 2012 with Top 5 Cases of 2011

First Monday Countdown: Prep for 2012 with Top 5 Cases of 2011

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

With less than 100 hours until the Supreme Court hears the first case of the 2012 term, we've become a bit nostalgic. Before we fully dive into the judicial...

Federal Courts SCOTUS to Allow Cameras in Court

SCOTUS to Allow Cameras in Court

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

Chief Justice John Roberts announced on Facebook this morning that the Supreme Court has shifted its position on cameras in the Court. "In light of the...

Federal Courts Prop 8, DOMA, and the Week Standing Became Sexy

Prop 8, DOMA, and the Week Standing Became Sexy

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

The Supreme Court doesn't care about Internet memes or mass protests. The Justices aren't influenced by messages projected on the Court's darkened columns or...

Federal Courts SCOTUS Reverses Third Circuit in Comcast, Millbrook

SCOTUS Reverses Third Circuit in Comcast, Millbrook

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

The Supreme Court decided this week that the Third Circuit Court of Appeals is all kinds of wrong. Wednesday, the Court issued two opinions reversing earlier...

Federal Courts U.S. v. Windsor: Will Heightened Scrutiny Stand?

U.S. v. Windsor: Will Heightened Scrutiny Stand?

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday in Hollingsworth v. Perry. In Hollingsworth, the Court is considering whether California's Proposition 8...

Federal Courts SCOTUS Strikes Front Door Dog Sniff Based on Property, Not Privacy

SCOTUS Strikes Front Door Dog Sniff Based on Property, Not Privacy

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

If a random person popped up on your porch with a pooch to sniff around, you would probably be perturbed. Justice Antonin Scalia says that you are entitled to...

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