Scotus Archive
Archives for October 2021
Maine’s vaccine mandate for health care workers survives a challenge from religious conservatives.
More than a century of gun laws are potentially on the chopping block.
The Court still won’t stop Texas from banning abortions, but it wants to bring this saga to a final resolution quickly.
Thus far, the justices have not given much comfort to anti-vaxxers. That could change soon.
A new opinion suggests that “qualified immunity” could become much closer to absolute immunity from lawsuits.
The Biden administration’s last-ditch bid to restore abortion rights in Texas, explained.
The justices say they are nonpartisan. Cameron v. EMW Women’s Surgical Center puts that to the test.
Can America’s legacy of torture be a “state secret” if it isn’t even a secret?
Trump’s first Supreme Court appointee’s radical vision to remake America, explained.