A federal judge in Maryland joins colleagues in New York and California in ruling against the Trump administration’s proposal to add a question to the 2020 census on whether respondents are citizens. However, the final call will be made by the US Supreme Court, which is hearing oral arguments on April 23rd. A final ruling is expected in June.
Will the US Supreme Court rule on the limits to gerrymandering, or will it manage to punt the issue to other courts yet again?
A US Supreme Court decision reinforces the separate and highly unequal “due process” system that immigrants face.
On a five-to-four vote, the US Supreme Court keeps in place the current ban on placing “undue burdens” on access to abortion—for now.
An upcoming US Supreme Court ruling on whether to block or uphold a Louisiana law that places restrictions on abortion clinics will have repercussions no matter which way it goes—and not just on reproductive rights.
Climate Kids and the nonprofit backing them have won their time in court.
A recent US Supreme Court decision stresses the importance of government agencies giving “neutral and respectful consideration” to issues of religious freedom.
Here are a few cases on the Supreme Court docket that will have profound effects on the lives of communities.
In this “Voices from the Field,” an advocate tells the story of his organization’s role in the decade-long fight for the legal recognition of same-sex marriage in the U.S., and the importance of investing deeply in understanding public opinion when crafting a message of change.
The Supreme Court will today hear arguments from those 26 states challenging President Obama’s administrative order to protect thousands of immigrant families from deportations that would rip those families apart.
