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Two veteran journalists profile landmark Supreme Court decisions on the death penalty, taking readers back to the crime scenes, presenting the very human stories of those victimized by brutal crime and those responsible for it, and tracing the cases to their final conclusion — either in the cour...
U.S. Supreme Court justices have generally deferred to precedent, but there have been notable exceptions.
What “did in” the catalyst theory was a Supreme Court decision in 2001,Buckhannon Board v. West Virginia. This landmark decision limited parents’ right to obtain attorney fees to those cases where they actually prevailed in a hearing or court case (or other situations where a settlement cou...
The second edition of Landmark Decisions of the United States Supreme Court offers users an excellent and succinct introduction to a variety of cases the Court has ruled on throughout its 200-plus year history. The book is constructed in a chronological format on a decade-by-decade division ...
The proceedings involving Trump in his criminal cases have been unprecedented and, in the case related to the 2020 election, raised an issue that the Supreme Court had never confronted before. During oral arguments, the conservative justices seemed acutely aware that their ruling would apply to all...
How often Chevron’s end will result in courts interpreting statutes differently than agencies in close cases remains to be seen. The Court’s decision leaves open the possibility that agency interpretations may still persuade courts, although the Court did not decide the exact “weight” that ...