Supreme Court
SCOTUS decisions, oral arguments, and certiorari
Supreme Court Ends Term With Major Voting Rights, Immigration Cases
The Supreme Court’s final session spotlights a landmark decision limiting racial redistricting and ongoing deliberation over immigration protections, signaling major legal shifts.
Supreme Court Rolls Back Key Voting Rights Act Provision in Louisiana
The Supreme Court's 6-3 decision in Louisiana v. Callais limits Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, with broad implications for Southern states and U.S. House control.
Supreme Court Debates SEC Disgorgement Standards in Sripetch Case
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether the SEC must prove investor harm to reclaim profits in securities enforcement, with potential impact on future SEC actions.
Supreme Court Scrutinizes Geofence Warrants and Digital Privacy
The U.S. Supreme Court examines the constitutionality of geofence warrants, weighing privacy rights against law enforcement needs in a pivotal digital privacy case.
Supreme Court to Review Migrant Farmworker Penalty Dispute
The Supreme Court will decide whether migrant farmworker penalties from the Department of Labor should be heard by administrative judges or in federal court—a ruling with major impact on labor law.
Supreme Court declines Florida school gender-identity challenge
The Supreme Court declined to hear a lawsuit from Florida parents challenging school gender-identity policies, leaving the state's approach intact amid national debate.
Supreme Court Sets Final Arguments for High-Profile 2025-26 Term Cases
The Supreme Court will hear final arguments for the 2025-26 term from April 20-29, with major cases on citizenship, voting rights, and regulatory authority up for review.
Supreme Court Approval Flat at 43% as Public Sees Defensive Stance
U.S. Supreme Court approval remains at 43%. Most Americans now view the Court as defensive, fueling concerns over judicial trust among legal and business leaders.
Elizabeth Prelogar Argues SCOTUS Case Without Signing Briefs
Elizabeth Prelogar, ex-Solicitor General, made a rare Supreme Court appearance to argue T.M. v. University of Maryland Medical System Corp. without signing any briefs.
Supreme Court to Review Colorado's Catholic Preschool Exclusion
The Supreme Court will decide if Colorado can exclude Catholic preschools from its program for refusing to admit children of LGBTQ+ families, raising major legal questions.
Eastman Disbarred, Sotomayor Issues Apology Amid Ethics Scrutiny
John Eastman is disbarred over 2020 election actions as Justice Sotomayor apologizes for remarks about Justice Kavanaugh, spotlighting evolving ethical standards.
Supreme Court Weighs Review of Section 230 in Twitter CSAM Case
A Supreme Court cert petition challenges Section 230 immunity for Twitter’s handling of child sexual abuse materials, with briefing completed and broad legal impacts at stake.
Roberts' Supreme Court Style: Power in the Majority, Unity in Uncertainty
A new profile highlights Chief Justice John Roberts' approach to leadership, unity, and key opinions, offering legal pros insight into Supreme Court strategy and pending case outlook.
Supreme Court Leak Reveals 2016 Clean Power Plan Deliberations
A new leak of Supreme Court memos exposes justices' concerns over the 2016 Clean Power Plan stay, raising questions on Court confidentiality and regulatory precedent.
Supreme Court Sides with Chevron in Key Environmental Venue Dispute
The U.S. Supreme Court's April 2026 unanimous ruling lets Chevron move a major Louisiana environmental case to federal court, setting a precedent for future litigation venue battles.
Roberts Led Supreme Court’s Fast-Track Halt of Clean Power Plan
Leaked memos show Chief Justice Roberts pushed the Supreme Court to swiftly block the EPA's Clean Power Plan via the shadow docket, reshaping emergency regulatory review.
Supreme Court Signals Possible Shift on Religious Rights in Pre-K Case
The Supreme Court's relisting of St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy puts the Employment Division v. Smith precedent on watch, raising major compliance questions for legal teams.
Supreme Court Asked to Review 'Police Power' Limit in Land Takings Case
A new Supreme Court petition from reVamped LLC challenges when city police power actions can avoid takings claims, with major implications for property rights and land use law.
Supreme Court to Decide Limits on Federal Review of State Court Orders
SCOTUS will decide if federal courts can review state court decisions still under state review, impacting Rooker-Feldman doctrine and federal-state judicial boundaries.
Supreme Court to Hear SEC Disgorgement Case Amid Circuit Split
The Supreme Court will hear Sripetch v. SEC on April 20, 2026, to decide if the SEC can seek disgorgement without proving investor harm—a ruling that could reshape compliance strategies.