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Second court invalidates Obama recess appointment

"The strong dissent in the 3rd Circuit case makes it more likely the Supreme Court will decide to take up the issue when its new term begins in the fall, said Carl Tobias, a law professor at the...

Courts aren't best equipped to settle water wars like Texas-Oklahoma dispute

On April 23, Texas and Oklahoma squared off in a Supreme Court battle over water rights that has the drought-ridden West on edge.

In entire court term, justices see 1 black lawyer

Civil rights cases have historically given minority lawyers the greatest chance to argue before the court, but those cases have been in decline for some time at the Supreme Court.

Linda Campbell: Supreme Court could make history on Voting Rights Act

Linda Campbell: Supreme Court could make history on Voting Rights Act

Supreme Court appears split on Arizona voter law

The case, called Arizona v. Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, is the latest Supreme Court dispute arising from the state's politically charged concerns over illegal immigration.

Supreme Court agrees to hear Sierra Nevada forest case

A long-running Sierra Nevada forest planning dispute will now be settled by the Supreme Court in what could shape up as a crucial public lands case.

Supreme Court hears Arizona's voter proof-of-citizenship case

The case, called Arizona v. Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, is the latest Supreme Court dispute arising from the state's politically charged concerns over illegal immigration.

Supreme Court will divine the legal stakes in California raisin wars

Opponents call the fees a "speech tax" that violates the First Amendment's free speech guarantees, though the Supreme Court has ultimately upheld them.

Dutch Supreme Court rules a 'tongue kiss' not rape

The five-judge panel's ruling Tuesday reversed a 1998 Supreme Court decision that any unwanted sexual penetration constituted rape.

SUPREME COURT NOTEBOOK: What's in a naming?

But the Supreme Court isn't bad, either.

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PHOENIX: Problems surface over Ariz.'s 2007 immigration law

While the law has been upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court and hailed as a tool for states to...

Photos sought of Guantanamo prisoner hit in clash

Justice Department spokesman Dean Boyd said the government is reviewing the letter.

Kansas City Southern may be prime for a takeover, analysts say

Law enforcement needs tools to pursue criminal investigations, but lawmakers must weigh that...

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Conn. court: Lawyers can't be sued for fraud

court: Lawyers can't be sued for fraud

Obama Nominee for Major Appeals Court Unanimously Passes Senate Committee

Sri Srinivasan is currently chief deputy solicitor general, second only to Solicitor General...

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Last July, we shared with you the Supreme Court's official list of law clerks for the October...

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Oil price probe widens, senator wants Justice Department help

Oil price probe widens, senator wants Justice Department help

Senator seeks probe into impact of alleged EU oil price manipulation

Wyden asked the Justice Department to also investigate whether oil market manipulation was...

Coming Up on 'This Week': White House Senior Adviser Dan Pfeiffer

Controversy consumed Washington this week, with bipartisan outrage over the revelation of the...