…— the final margin of victory was just a few hundred votes — and absentee ballots were at the center of a dispute that ended up in a court battle…

…litigation–or of federal habeas petitions filed after state-court criminal convictions; or the Supreme Court-created, separation-of-powers-and-Supremacy-and Fourteenth-Amendment-clauses-violating Rooker-Feldman and Younger-abstention access-to-federal-court doctrines that it narrows once a decade, but only at…

…the [appeals court]. That would be very unlikely, and I didn’t mean to imply that. What I meant was that the instant that the election is declared for Trump or…

…judge**, overt illegality that included falsifying court documents (specifically, falsifying the names of two judges on two series of court orders in related cases) and, years later, having the chief…

…New York law limiting concealed weapons that had been on the books since 1911 or struck down a Maine law that limited financial aid to religious schools. This conservative court…

…of the Supreme Court’s worst decisions ever: legal expert” Alex Henderson Alternet Almost 50 years ago, on July 2, 1976, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down its hotly debated ruling…

…Morgenson reported on why private lawsuits are particularly important at a time when federal failure to enforce the law is considered one cause of our on-going financial-economic crisis and of…

…Court will agree to hear his case. The “big money” in politics can afford the accountants, consultants and lawyers needed to cope with campaign- finance law. The burdens frequently fall…

…Third Circuit Court of Appeals said that those arrangements were anticompetitive on their face and violated antitrust law. The agreements are also affected by a peculiar condition in the law…

…docket. The Court will decide whether, as a regulatory matter, the Biden administration could properly regulate build-at-home “ghost gun” kits. The Fifth Circuit decided that they couldn’t. Urging the Supreme…