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SCOTUS to the World: Do as I Say, Not as I Do?
By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on
When it comes to its decisions on ethics, judicial recusals, even civil rights, is the Supreme Court being hypocritical, creating one standard for lower courts...
Women Are Dominating the Supreme Court (Sort of. For Now.)
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If you've been following Supreme Court oral arguments this term, you might have noticed something slightly different: a large influx of women advocates. Almost...
Samsung and Apple's Smartphone Design Dispute Ignites in the Supreme Court
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Will Samsung be able to blow up Apple's $399 million patent infringement award against it, or will its legal arguments spontaneously combust in front of the...
Supreme Court Wonders Where to Draw the Line in Jury Bias Case
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Miguel Angel Pena-Rodriguez was guilty because 'he's Mexican and Mexican men take whatever they want,' a juror in Pena-Rodriguez's misdemeanor sexual...
At Debate, Clinton and Trump Describe Their Supreme Court Picks
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With less than a month before the elections, the two major-party candidates did something almost unprecedented during last night's presidential town hall: They...
Scalia Law School Dedicated, With Kagan Singing Justice's Praises
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The Antonin Scalia Law School at George Mason University in Arlington, Virginia was officially dedicated yesterday, as a host of Supreme Court justices,...