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Roberts to Swear in Yet Another President Who Opposed Him
Someday, perhaps, John Roberts will swear in a new president who doesn’t wish someone else was chief justice of the United States.
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Supreme Court Refuses Quick Action on Last-Ditch Trump Election Lawsuits
Supreme Court rejects efforts by Trump and his allies to get the court to quickly consider challenges to Biden’s victory in the November election.
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Trump Campaign Files Long Shot Supreme Court Challenge to Biden's Pennsylvania Win
Trump’s reelection campaign made a long shot bid at the Supreme Court on Sunday to challenge President-elect Joe Biden’s victory in Pennsylvania.
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Supreme Court Sides With Colorado Church Challenging Covid Capacity Limits
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of a rural Colorado church that was challenging capacity limits instituted by the state’s Democratic Gov. Jared Polis.
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The Supreme Court Is Leaving the Trump Tax Case in Limbo as the End of His Term Nears
President Donald Trump’s long-running effort to keep his tax returns shielded from prosecutors in New York remains in Supreme Court limbo.
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Battleground States Urge Supreme Court to Reject Texas' Bid to Overturn Biden's Wins
Those states — Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin and Georgia — have all certified their Electoral College votes to Joe Biden over President Donald Trump.
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Supreme Court Rejects Republican Push to Overturn Biden Win in Pennsylvania
The Supreme Court on Tuesday turned back an effort by Republicans to reverse President-elect Joe Biden’s victory in Pennsylvania.
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Supreme Court Says Muslims Placed on No-Fly List Can Sue FBI Agents for Damages
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of three Muslims who said they were placed on the no-fly list in retaliation for refusing to spy on their communities.
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Democrats Tell Supreme Court They Might Drop Fight for Mueller Documents Because Trump Lost the Election
Democrats told the Supreme Court they may drop their fight for Mueller’s secretive grand jury materials after Trump’s defeat by Biden.
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Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn Asks Supreme Court to Halt New York's Covid-19 Church Restrictions
The Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn asked the Supreme Court to block New York’s restrictions on houses of worship.
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Biden Won't Rule Out Studying ‘Court Packing' Among Other Judicial Reforms
Former Vice President Joe Biden said he won’t rule out studying the addition of members to the U.S. Supreme Court as part of a commission he plans to appoint to look at court reforms if he’s elected.
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Supreme Court to Hear Cases Over Trump's Border Wall, ‘Remain in Mexico' Policy
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear two cases involving Trump administration policies at the U.S.-Mexico border: one about a policy that makes asylum-seekers wait in Mexico for U.S. court hearings and a second about the administration’s use of money to fund the border wall
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Connecticut Family Keeps Close Eye on Nomination Hearing
This week’s Supreme Court nomination hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee is significant in a number of ways. This is the first time a nomination hearing has been done both virtually and in-person. The hybrid hearing is being held because two members of the senate judiciary tested positive for COVID-19. “It’s unprecedented because it’s so close to the election. That’s certainly...
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CT Family Watching Barrett Nomination Process Closely
Sen. Richard Blumenthal cited a boy from Ridgefield who he said could be denied health care coverage if Judge Amy Coney Barrett is put on the Supreme Court and tilt’s the court’s balance on the repeal of Obamacare.
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CT Senators React to Nomination of Hon. Amy Coney Barrett to Supreme Court
Connecticut leaders are reacting to President Trump’s nomiation of Hon. Amy Coney Barrett to fill Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s position on the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Rules In Favor of Trump Administration on ACA Birth Control Mandate
The Supreme Court justices siding with the Trump Administration saying employers who cite religious reasons can refuse free birth control to workers.
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Universities Ask US Supreme Court to Preserve DACA Program
Elite universities are urging the U.S. Supreme Court to preserve a federal program that shields young immigrants from deportation.
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Connecticut Joins Lawsuit to Save Affordable Care Act
Connecticut Attorney General William Tong is joining 20 other states in an effort to prevent the Affordable Care Act from being ruled unconstitutional.
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Supreme Court to Consider Sentence for DC-Area Sniper
Lee Boyd Malvo is challenging two life sentence imposed by Virginia, claiming the sentences were unconstitutional because he was a juvenile at the time the crimes were committed.
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Janus Decision Could Hit Connecticut Unions Hard
The US Supreme Court’s decision in the case of Janus v. AFSCME Council 31 could have a reverberating effect in Connecticut.