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Category: Judiciary and Courts
When Does Gerrymandering Cross a Line?
The Supreme Court has never struck down an election
Justices Thwart Strict Voter ID Law That Unevenly Hurt Blacks
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday refused to
Anti-Gay Attacks Not Covered by West Virginia Hate Crime Law, Court Rules
The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals ruled this
Senate Custom Could Trip Up G.O.P.’s March to Reshape Courts
The 10 judicial nominations that the White House forwarded
F.B.I. Director James Comey Is Fired by Trump
WASHINGTON — President Trump has fired the director of
Trump to Announce a Slate of Conservative Nominees to the Federal Courts
WASHINGTON — Having filled a Supreme Court vacancy, President
Trump’s Border Wall Faces a Barrier in Texas: Lawsuits by Landowners
LOS EBANOS, Tex. — One of the principal barriers
A Travel Ban’s Foe: A Young Firebrand and Her Pro Bono Brigade
Tipped off by her Washington sources that an executive
Trump Has Been Sued. Here’s Why the Justice Department Shouldn’t Represent Him.
President Trump has been sued for allegedly violating the
Pipeline Again Divides Nebraska
“Make one solid case, one solid point for why