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AG Gets Second Gun Delay; Speaker Wants Bill OK'd
The U.S. Supreme Court granted an extension Tuesday for Illinois's attorney general to decide whether to appeal a court order permitting the state's gun owners to carry concealed firearms. Justice...
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2013/06/18 18:40
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Madigan seeks 2nd delay on Illinois gun plan
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan is asking the U.S. Supreme Court for another monthlong extension of time to decide whether to appeal a lower court order allowing citizens to carry concealed...
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2013/06/18 13:52
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'Father' of generic drug law applauds Supreme Cou...
POSTED: Tuesday, June 18, 2013, 6:26 AM Congressman Henry Waxman, one of the fathers of the 1984 law that greatly increased the use of generic drugs in the United States, applauded Monday's Supreme...
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2013/06/18 01:04
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Court says pre-Miranda silence can be used agains...
WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court says prosecutors can use a person’s silence against them if it comes before he’s told of his right to remain silent. The 5-4 ruling comes in the case of Genovevo...
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2013/06/17 22:42
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SCOTUS Wrapup: Conservatives Split Over Voting Ri...
Ginsburg: Wins Scalia over in a dissent. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) The big news from the U.S. Supreme Court was the cases it didn’t decide, including long-awaited rulings on affirmative action and...
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“Pay to delay” in deep trouble
Posted Mon, June 17th, 2013 4:21 pm Opinion recap: “Pay to delay” in deep trouble (Photo by Images Money/Creative Commons) Showing a strong suspicion that big drug companies with deep pockets may...
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One hand giveth….
Posted Mon, June 17th, 2013 1:10 pm Opinion recap: One hand giveth…. In a ruling that might easily be misunderstood if not read very closely, the Supreme Court on Monday simultaneously strengthened...
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Conservatives likely to write most remaining deci...
WASHINGTON - It’s time for the conservative justices on the Supreme Court to get to work. That’s not an accusation of sloth but a reflection of reality. As the court heads into the crucial final...
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READ: The Supreme Court rules against proof-of-ci...
In Arizona et al. v. Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, Inc., et al., the court ruled that the federal National Voter Registration Act of 1993 — or the “motor voter” act — trumps an Arizona law that...
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Rick Perry Makes Another 'Oops'
Loading Slideshow At the CNBC debate on November 9, Perry famously forgot one of the...
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Major Supreme Court Rulings Loom
Loading Slideshow Chief Justice John Roberts Serving since: Sept. 29, 2005 Antonin Scalia a...
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2013/06/16 20:20
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Avenging the raisins
Since the grim days of the Great Depression, raisin farmers in California’s fabled San Joaquin Valley have raised their grapes under a food-regulatory regime that forces them to hand over a portion of...
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Supreme Court strikes down part of L.A. port's Cl...
The ruling is part of a years-long battle between the American Trucking Assn. and the city of Los Angeles, which operates the port. The high court struck down the placard and parking provisions of the...
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2013/06/14 21:46
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Rick Perry Vetoes Texas Equal Pay Bill
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Peddlling Rumors: Australian Radio Host Fired For...
Less than three months ahead of national elections, Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has found herself in the middle of another maelstrom – a local radio host has been fired after he asked...
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2013/06/14 10:20
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Discrimination by another name
The Supreme Court has a new opportunity to set aside a government program that long ago passed its “sell by” date. In Fisher v. University of Texas, the court can strike a blow for good racial...
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2013/06/13 22:46
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SCOTUS Passes On Big Issues
Loading Slideshow Chief Justice John Roberts Serving since: Sept. 29, 2005 Antonin Scalia a...
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2013/06/13 21:52
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Supreme Court Justice lets drop some serious 80s ...
Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan channeled 1980s MTV favorite Tommy Tutone in her majority decision on Thursday in a case about trucking. And if someone has the number she mentioned, it would be...
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2013/06/13 21:48
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SUPREME COURT: Genes cannot be patented, syntheti...
In a unanimous decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled human genes cannot be patented -- but certain types of genetic tests may be -- while striking down the patents held by Myriad Genetics, a company...
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Port of Los Angeles' Clean Trucks Program takes a...
Finding that only the federal government can impose substantial regulations on the trucking industry, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously Thursday that the Port of Los Angeles must roll back some...
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