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  2. 15 hours ago

    Unanimous pro-tribal sovereignty verdict in the Cooley case today.

    Justice Breyer delivered the opinion for a unanimous court in United States v. Cooley. Justice Alito filed a concurring opinion.
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  3. May 31

    June 1st. I suspect tomorrow morning is going to be absolute madness. opinions are coming. Prayers up🙏🏽👀👀

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  4. May 27

    Justice Thomas must be removed from and his wife investigated for her role in the January 6 insurrection. will be wishing he’d confirmed Merrick Garland if he’s not already.

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  5. May 31

    to decide : 1. ballot is thrown out if it was cast in a precinct other than the voter’s home address 2. is a ban on “ballot harvesting,” a practice in which third-party carriers collect absentee ballots and deliver them for counting.

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  6. 20 hours ago

    TO needs 13 justices to match the number of federal circuit courts. Otherwise, the scale will be imbalance.

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  7. 10 hours ago

    NEW: Justice Gorsuch, acting on his own, rejects weeks-old request from Colorado churches to block use of state's disaster emergency law. Churches said sweeping step was warranted because state had misused law to impose Covid restrictions. Story to follow.

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  8. May 27

    Look who's advocating for transparency of secret intelligence court opinions: ACLU, James Clapper, John Brennan, Bob Litt, and Don Verrilli, and Ted Olson. Will agree?

    "A New Consensus Around Transparency and National Security" -- new from and me at .
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  9. 17 hours ago

    I'm waiting to get tests done on my transplanted kidney and hoping doesn't take away my right to healthcare coverage this morning.

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  10. 12 hours ago

    Just now, says more opinions coming on Thursday morning.

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  11. May 28

    Abortion restrictions fall hardest on those working to make ends meet, including poor people and young people. But no one, no matter where they live or how much money they have, should be forced to remain pregnant when they don’t want to be.

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  12. 12 hours ago

    Supreme Court Rules Asylum Applicants Bear Burden of Proof, Reversing Ninth Circuit

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  13. 10 hours ago

    It's a sign of the times (and how often has granted such relief) that Justice Gorsuch's summary denial of this emergency application for an injunction against Colorado's COVID restrictions (which, among other things, asked the Court to overrule Buck v. Bell) is ... news.

    NEW: Justice Gorsuch, acting on his own, rejects weeks-old request from Colorado churches to block use of state's disaster emergency law. Churches said sweeping step was warranted because state had misused law to impose Covid restrictions. Story to follow.
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  14. 6 hours ago

    I've been working from home since the Clinton administration. 🤔

    I've been working from home since the Obama administration. 🤔
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  15. May 29

    Reproductive freedom is a winning issue.

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  16. 18 hours ago

    Happy June! It’s almost time folks!

    The long (and for some of us, big) weekend comes to a crashing halt with Scotus orders at 9:30 and at least one opinion at 10. J&J's bid to overturn $2 billion talc verdict a possibility at 9:30. Obamacare, Philly foster care, Fannie-Freddie are 10:00 candidates.
  17. May 31

    For more on , see our , Respect! Find Respect and more by following the link in our bio.

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  18. 8 minutes ago

    If you ever want to know how messed up system is, and how much they want to ignore science, in 1893 the Supreme Court ruled that a tomato is in fact a vegetable, because that's how people thought it should be, instead of how SCIENCE classified it.

  19. 10 hours ago

    Who gets the remote?

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  20. May 31

    The Supreme Court is expected to announce a decision soon in Fulton v Philadelphia It will be a major indicator of how the court will approach people in coming years Here is our recent paper that explains more about and the stakes for health:

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  21. May 31

    “Saving abortion rights from the ax requires those who value reproductive freedom to be politically active in many capacities.” 👏🏼

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