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  1. for 17 timer siden

    Incidentally, Gorsuch had been scheduled to give a speech at the University of Wyoming today, but his visit was canceled due to COVID.

    Nothing from Kagan or Gorsuch though 😢
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  2. for 17 timer siden

    Justices-in-public watch: 💥 Breyer continues book tour (including two nights ago). 💥 Barrett gave a speech Sunday . 💥 Thomas is slated to give the 2021 Tocqueville Lecture today (but, like Barrett's speech, there is apparently no livestream).

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  3. 14. sep.

    Can modern art shed new light on landmark Supreme Court rulings? A recent book says yes. Artist Xavier Cortada created 10 paintings depicting SCOTUS cases, and scholars used the paintings to re-examine each case's legacy. Here's 's review:

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  4. 13. sep.

    NEW: The Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing tomorrow on Biden's nomination of Elizabeth Prelogar to be solicitor general, the federal government's top lawyer at the Supreme Court.

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  5. 13. sep.

    In separate remarks on Sunday, two justices argued that SCOTUS is not a political body. Justice Barrett did so in a speech in Kentucky, after being introduced by Mitch McConnell: Justice Breyer did so in an interview on Fox News:

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  6. 10. sep.

    SCOTUS provides instructions to the parties in the case of John Ramirez, the death-row inmate who has requested that his pastor be permitted to lay hands on him and pray out loud in the death chamber.

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    10. sep.

    issues routine (& uneventful) summer order list. Unlike last month's summer order list, no new grants today:

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  8. 9. sep.

    After postponing the execution of John Ramirez last night, SCOTUS now says it will hear argument in Ramirez's case on Nov. 1. The question is whether Texas must allow Ramirez's pastor to pray out loud & lay hands on Ramirez in the death chamber. More here:

    Ramirez's case has now been set for oral argument on Monday, November 1:
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  9. 9. sep.

    The Breyer book tour continues. The justice recently granted interviews to and (and, of course, earlier this summer he spoke with ), but this looks to be his first TV interview of the tour.

    Justice Stephen Breyer will be interviewed by Fox News's Chris Wallace this Sunday, per release.
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  10. 9. sep.

    BREAKING: The Supreme Court halts the execution of John Ramirez so that the court can fully consider Ramirez's request that Texas allow his pastor to audibly pray and lay hands on him during the execution. Before SCOTUS' intervention, the execution had been set for tonight.

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    8. sep.

    C-SPAN is pleased the Supreme Court will provide live audio for Oct-Dec. oral arguments. C-SPAN will continue to live-stream and archive each. The Court’s live audio throughout COVID pandemic leads to a more informed American citizenry. Still hope for video one day.

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  12. 8. sep.

    6/ Here are the updated October and November argument calendars:

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  13. 8. sep.

    5/ And finally, the argument in U.S. v. Vaello-Madero, a case about whether it's unconstitutional to exclude Puerto Rico from Supplemental Security Income (a federal safety-net program), has been scheduled for Nov. 9. Before today it had not yet been set for argument.

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  14. 8. sep.

    4/ The argument in Thompson v. Clark, a case about the scope of the "favorable termination" rule (which limits the ability to sue police officers for violations of constitutional rights), has been moved from Nov. 1 to Oct. 12.

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  15. 8. sep.

    3/ The argument in Hemphill v. New York, a case about evidentiary rules and the Sixth Amendment's confrontation clause, has been moved from Oct. 12 to Oct. 5.

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  16. 8. sep.

    2/ The argument in Servotronics v. Rolls-Royce, a case about discovery rules in foreign arbitration proceedings, has been canceled. It was previously set for Oct. 5, but Servotronics notified the court today that it intends to dismiss the case.

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  17. 8. sep.

    1/ In addition to the announcement this morning that the court will resume in-person oral arguments next month, the court also made a few scheduling adjustments to the October and November argument calendars. Quick thread on the moving pieces.👇🏻

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  18. 8. sep.

    The Supreme Court will return for in-person oral argument in October, November, and December. Access is limited to “essential Court personnel, counsel in the scheduled cases, and journalists with full-time press credentials issued by the Supreme Court.” Live audio will continue.

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  19. 8. sep.

    JUST IN: The justices will return to the courtroom in October, hearing in-person oral arguments for the first time since the start of the pandemic. The courtroom, however, will be mostly empty.

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  20. 7. sep.

    NEW: John Ramirez, a Texas death-row prisoner whose execution is tomorrow, has filed an emergency request at SCOTUS. He wants his pastor to audibly pray and physically touch him during the execution, but the state and two lower courts denied his request.

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