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Reactions pour in to health care ruling
Reactions have been pouring in all day to the Supreme Court's ruling this morning on the health care reform law. If there was any doubt that Americans feel a strong personal stake in health care, it'...
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How will health care reform impact me?
One question we keep hearing from members, neighbors, friends and family members is how health care reform and the Supreme Courts ruling will impact them. There is no easy answer to that because the a...
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I think I just got archived
I received a phone call Tuesday from the Director of Research and Publications, Office of the Solicitor General, U.S. Department of Justice in Washington DC. Her name is Mary. Im still a little confu...
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California Gov. Schwarzenegger does not plan to appeal Proposition 8 ruling
The "Christian Post" reports: "California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger remained resolute Wednesday to not appeal the ruling that determined the state marriage definition between one man and one ...
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DEMISE OF HUMANKIND UPDATE: South Dakota Supreme Court rules in favor of officer who seized 15 cats running free in car
When a state supreme court is ruling on a case related to someone having 15 cats running free in their car, it can only mean one thing: IT'S THE DEMISE OF HUMANKIND. In the latest installment of my ef...
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Stevens to retire, fight expected

The retirement of Justice John Paul Stevens, the Supreme Court’s leading liberal, touched off an immediate election-year political battle Friday over President Barack Obama’s second high court pick. Republicans promised trouble for any activist nominee.

By By Mark Sherman, The Associated Press , April 10, 2010

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ND Supreme Court says higher education board can retire UND Sioux nickname early

BISMARCK, N.D. – The North Dakota Supreme Court has affirmed the district court’s decision to dismiss a lawsuit by Fighting Sioux nickname supporters.

By Forum Communications Co. report , April 08, 2010

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Citizens still kept out of Supreme Court

For years, Tony Mauro of Legal Times and I have been unsuccessfully trying to convince the Supreme Court to let America see, on television, these justices at work, during oral arguments on cases that, when decided, can have a considerable impact on us — sometimes for decades. A strong majority of the justices have adamantly refused to let the cameras in to their august courtroom with its limited seating space.

By Nat Henthoff, First Amendment , March 24, 2010

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Plaintiffs in lawsuit file response to brief

Plaintiffs in the lawsuit involving the University of North Dakota’s Fighting Sioux nickname have filed a reply to a brief the State Board of Higher Education earlier filed with the state Supreme Court.

By By Tu-Uyen Tran, Forum Communications Co. , March 02, 2010

Lawyers agree on speedup for Fighting Sioux appeal

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Lawyers in the appeal of a lawsuit over the possible retirement of the University of North Dakota's Fighting Sioux nickname have agreed to be ready for state Supreme Court arguments by March 22.

February 04, 2010

Personhood

Among the interesting arguments in last week’s 5-4 Supreme Court decision granting corporations First Amendment protections when making campaign contributions was the majority’s decision to effectively treat corporations as persons.

By Cal Thomas, Tribune Media Services , January 29, 2010

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Businesses, unions freed to spend big on elections

A bitterly divided Supreme Court vastly increased the power of big business and unions to influence government decisions Thursday by freeing them to spend their millions directly to sway elections for president and Congress.

By By Mark Sherman and Jim Kuhnhenn, The Associated Press , January 22, 2010

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N.D. Supreme Court mulls value of breast implants

North Dakota's Supreme Court is considering whether the value of breast implant surgery should be considered as part of a divorce case.

December 03, 2009

N.D. Supreme Court mulls corporate ag land ownership

Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem is asking the state Supreme Court to close what he calls a loophole in North Dakota's law against corporate farming.

December 01, 2009

Life for children?

The U.S. Supreme Court this month heard arguments in a case that could decide whether a child who commits a crime should be sentenced in some circumstances to life without parole. There can be no question that some minors who murder are unfit to be released from prison for fear they might kill again. But what about crimes that don’t involve homicide? Should a 13-year-old be sentenced to life without the possibility of parole? Such a case is now before the Court. Perhaps if we focused more on redemption, rather than detention, the results would be different.

By Cal Thomas, Tribune Media Services , November 27, 2009

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N.D. Supreme Court hears Fargo murder appeal

An attorney for a Fargo man who was convicted of murder says police stopped and questioned his client only because he is black.

November 25, 2009

Supreme Court to look at gun ban

The Supreme Court says it will take up a challenge to Chicago’s ban on handguns, opening the way for a ruling that could set off a vigorous new campaign to roll back state and local gun controls across the nation.

By By Mark Sherman, The Associated Press , October 01, 2009

Applications being accepted for judge

The North Dakota Supreme Court says a judicial nominating committee is taking applications for a new state district judge position based in Minot. The Legislature earlier this year created the position.

August 25, 2009

Sotomayor OK’d for Supreme Court

Sotomayor OK’d for Supreme Court Sonia Sotomayor won confirmation Thursday as the nation’s first Hispanic Supreme Court justice, a history-making Senate vote that capped a summer-long debate heavy with ethnic politics and hints of high court fights to come. The third woman in court history, she’ll be sworn in Saturday as the 111th justice and the first nominated by a Democrat in 15 years.

By By Julie Hirschfeld Davis, The Associated Press , August 07, 2009

Senate confirms Sotomayor for Supreme Court

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate confirmed Sonia Sotomayor Thursday as the first Hispanic justice on the Supreme Court.

By Julie Hirschfeld Davis , August 06, 2009

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