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Federal Courts GPS Inventor to Supreme Court: Stop Warrantless GPS Tracking

GPS Inventor to Supreme Court: Stop Warrantless GPS Tracking

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

James Bond received hundreds of gadgets from tech-wizard Q throughout his fictional existence. Whether exploding toothpaste, or a belt-buckle zip line, Bond...

Federal Courts SCOTUS Issues Orders, Denies Adar Full Faith and Credit Appeal

SCOTUS Issues Orders, Denies Adar Full Faith and Credit Appeal

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

The Supreme Court issued orders this morning granting review in two cases, and denied cert in Lambda Legal's appeal in Adar v. Smith. In 2007, same-sex parents...

Federal Courts iHate: Westboro Baptist Church Plans to Protest Steve Jobs Funeral

iHate: Westboro Baptist Church Plans to Protest Steve Jobs Funeral

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

The Westboro Baptist Church is back to its hateful protests. In March, the Supreme Court ruled that a deceased soldier's father could not recover tort damages...

Federal Courts Death by Returned Letter? Court Hears Maples v. Thomas

Death by Returned Letter? Court Hears Maples v. Thomas

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

Can a death warrant be signed, “Return to Sender?” The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Maple v. Thomas, an Alabama death penalty appeal, on Tuesday to...

Federal Courts 2011 Supreme Court Cases: First Monday Kicks Off Critical Year

2011 Supreme Court Cases: First Monday Kicks Off Critical Year

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

As a 1L, a cranky professor told us, "First year law students are the only people who find the law interesting. That's why you don't have friends." While his...

Federal Courts Top 5 Ways to Get to Supreme Court Oral Arguments

Top 5 Ways to Get to Supreme Court Oral Arguments

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

An appellant arrives at the Supreme Court oral arguments through a writ of certiorari; a Supreme Court visitor arrives by hired car or bus. We've told you...

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