The latest from NLJ.com: Supreme Court
- Justices struggle over strip-search case
- Busy first week in a big term
- Death row inmate harmed by law firm error may get second chance from high court
- A Supreme Court memoir
- Sizing up the Supreme Court
Justices struggle over strip-search case | Top |
The Supreme Court on Wednesday struggled with whether jail officials may conduct intrusive strip searches of all arrestees, even of those detained for minor offenses, or whether the Constitution demands something more. | |
Busy first week in a big term | Top |
In just one week, the Court heard from some of the leading lawyers of the Supreme Court bar and nationally recognized legal scholars. It was a big start to a potentially huge term encompassing health care, affirmative action, and immigration. | |
Death row inmate harmed by law firm error may get second chance from high court | Top |
Alabama death row inmate Cory Maples, who lost his chance to bring a critical appeal because of a mailroom snafu in a New York law firm, may be getting a second chance from the U.S. Supreme Court. | |
A Supreme Court memoir | Top |
Former Justice John Paul Stevens, who retired in June 2010 after nearly 35 years on the Court, has not written a formal autobiography, but instead recounts his memories of five chief justices that he knew or with whom he served. | |
Sizing up the Supreme Court | Top |
Tony Mauro leads a roundtable discussion with four Supreme Court experts in a preview of the upcoming term. | |
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