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“"The jury in his case was not asked to determine the truth or falsity of Scientology doctrine or beliefs," the appeals court wrote, adding that "admission of Scientology evidence for those purposes did not contravene the First Amendment."”

“The ruling also noted that Masterson and his legal team claimed the court “displayed hostility toward Scientology by referring to it at times as an ‘organization’ rather than a church or religion.””

“His attorneys said in an emailed statement Tuesday that they would seek review at the California Supreme Court.”

“To that end, Garrison and David bring in Mother Jones national voting rights correspondent Ari Berman, who has been on the ground in Alabama reporting on the backlash to the Supreme Court’s Louisiana v.”

“To that end, Garrison and David bring in Mother Jones national voting rights correspondent Ari Berman, who has been on the ground in Alabama reporting on the backlash to the Supreme Court’s Louisiana v.”

“But following the Callais decision in late April, in which the Supreme Court struck down the creation of a second majority-Black district in Louisiana, the justices sent the Alabama case back to the federal court panel to re-examine the evidence.”

“But following the Callais decision in late April, in which the Supreme Court struck down the creation of a second majority-Black district in Louisiana, the justices sent the Alabama case back to the federal court panel to re-examine the evidence.”

“Robert John Crawford, 49, pleaded not guilty to murdering his wife Frances Elizabeth Crawford as a Supreme Court trial got underway in Brisbane on Monday.”

“Crawford, who appeared composed in court, pleaded not guilty to one count of murder on Monday in the Supreme Court.”

“I filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court on behalf of these Catholic families in St.”

“Supreme Court hears religious freedom case centered on universal pre-K program On Tuesday, the Supreme Court hears arguments in a case that pits the Catholic Church against taxpayer funded school programs for all 4-year-olds in Colorado.”

“Lawyers for the church brought forth an application at the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador in St.”

“Supreme Court explained that speech designed to persuade "through social pressure and the 'threat' of social ostracism … does not lose its protected character … simply because it may embarrass others or coerce them into action." … For a couple of articles of…”

“The US Supreme Court has since ruled that US border agents can physically block asylum seekers from reaching US soil to claim asylum.”

“…on to the conduct of Carroll & O’Dea itself, asking the ACT supreme court to issue subpoenas to individual lawyers to explain an explosive document in which the firm advised the head of the Marist order that a known offender should be kept away from legal…”

“Due to the large media and public interest in the case, the decision will be handed down in Court 1 of the Victorian Supreme Court, not in the usual Court of Appeal building.”

“Kelly ruled against Roberts, but we knew that it was only a matter of time before a case would reach the Supreme Court and overturn orders like Kelly’s nationwide.”

“Brazil Supreme Court Justice Cristiano Zanin extended voting hours at the last minute in response to electoral court complaints from both campaigns.”

“Curtis Flowers, Mississippi man whose death sentence was tossed by Supreme Court, dies at age 56 By Associated Press Published Oct. 8, 2026, 4:39 p.m.”

“Supreme Court threw out his conviction and death sentence, has died.”

“Supreme Court threw out his conviction and death sentence, has died.”

“This case presents quite a spectacle: Arizona’s opponents will stand before the Supreme Court and argue that federal law forces a state to keep people it knows are noncitizens on its voter rolls.”

“Washington — The start of the Supreme Court's new term is quickly approaching, with cases involving climate change, President Trump's immigration policies and the Second Amendment among the most high-profile disputes the justices will hear in the coming…”

“Supreme Court formally opens a new term on Monday, with big test cases on religion, bans on semi-automatic weapons, climate change, immigration and — waiting in the wings — election law cases.”

“The Supreme Court in February ruled against Trump’s declaration of an emergency to roll out his “Liberation Day” tariffs last year, leaving foreign trade unsettled as the administration continues to adjust with new levies and threats.”

“The Supreme Court in February ruled against Trump's declaration of an emergency to roll out his “Liberation Day” tariffs last year, leaving foreign trade unsettled as the administration continues to adjust with new levies and threats.”

“Recently, DHS and ICE release new policy guidance allowing "discretion" and "case by case" decisions regarding enforcement at churches, synagogues, and mosques.”

“…ashington — The Trump administration on Wednesday asked the Supreme Court to allow it to resume for now and other infrastructure that includes Big Bend National Park.The Justice Department urged the high court to lift a lower court injunction that temporarily…”

“Kenya has the death penalty, but has not executed anyone since 1987, and has left capital punishment to the judge’s discretion since a Supreme Court ruling in 2017 that mandatory death penalties for murder are unconstitutional.”

“Paxton filed the Texas v Pennsylvania case in the Supreme Court, which attempted unsuccessfully to contest the election result in four states where Joe Biden won.”

““This is the first case since Dobbs,” the supreme court case that overturned Roe v Wade, “to argue there continues to be a federal constitutional right to abortion in at least some circumstances, and the district court is the first court to come to that…”

“His former company, MMP Industrial, is now at the centre of a high-stakes Supreme Court case after its $42 million sale to a former Transfield executive in 2022.”

“But the administration has yet to release the funds, and is expected to appeal to the US Supreme Court.”

“In Wolford, the Supreme Court found Hawaii's law banning firearms on private property open to the public without affirmative consent of the owner – aka, the "Vampire Rule" – to violate the Second Amendment.”

“For example, the National Trust sued the Trump administration over the construction of its White House ballroom, but lost after the Supreme Court ruled the nonprofit lacked legal standing.”

“The case was filed in New York State Supreme Court in October 2019 by then-Attorney General Letitia James.”

“I blockaded abortion clinics, demonstrated in pro-life marches, and held press conferences after Supreme Court decisions that cut to the heart of the conservative agenda–gay marriage, for instance.”

“But in the Slaughter- House Cases (1873), the Supreme Court reduced that clause to minor importance.”

“The Supreme Court’s new term is beginning Monday with a major case on climate change The lawsuit from Boulder, Colorado, is seeking damages from two oil and gas companies to help pay for the local effects on climate change.”

“The Supreme Court ruled that it couldn’t really know that Trump’s attempt to evict the Haitians was motivated by racism, so who were the justices to put up a fuss?”

“The case was sent back to the Circuit Court for further proceedings.”

“Marc Elias has argued dozens of cases around mail-in balloting and election access across the country and in front of the Supreme Court over the last decade.”

“In October, the protesters have returned to Hupper Island, the summer vacation home of Chief Supreme Court Justice John Roberts.”

“But these protections are under attack: in the latest attempt to curtail access to the medication, three attorneys general in anti-abortion states (Louisiana, Alabama, Arkansas) filed a lawsuit with the US supreme court challenging these laws.”

“The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has been hearing a challenge to the federal government’s decision to bar MAID in cases of mental illness.”