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Supreme Court reporter for The New York Times

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    Jun 7

    The Establishing Shots of a Heist: The Trump DOJ Meets the Affordable Care Act In which and I express a measured, even-handed view of the events of this evening

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  2. Jun 7

    Don Verrilli: DOJ “has a duty to defend federal laws when reasonable arguments can be made in defense of the law. I find it impossible to believe that the many talented lawyers at the Department could not come up with any arguments to defend” the ACA.

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    Jun 7

    Read about the trauma of a 5-year-old separated from his father as part of Trump's border policy

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    Jun 7

    . sneaks in a dig at the current Solicitor General in this interview with ()

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    Jun 7

    "Since it is June, however, I join."

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  6. Jun 7

    Federal prosecutors in Manhattan got a judicial tongue lashing for failing to turn over evidence in a murder trial, and report

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  7. Jun 6

    On remand from , Texas Court of Criminal Appeals by 5-3 vote again upholds death sentence for Bobby Moore — though even prosecutors had asked for life given his intellectual disability

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    Jun 5

    Congratulations to !

    JUST IN: Justice Correspondent wins the 2018 John F. Hogan Distinguished Service Award from for his contributions to journalism and freedom of the press.
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    Jun 4

    This White House dis-invitation gives the Philadelphia Eagles the chance to visit the Rotunda of the National Archives Building, where the true pillars of our democracy are displayed: the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and the Declaration of Independence.

    President Trump appears to have disinvited the Super Bowl-champion Philadelphia Eagles, who were scheduled to visit the White House on Tuesday
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  10. Jun 4

    At his 2005 confirmation hearings, Chief Justice Roberts talked about his respect for Judge Garland, recalling a decision in which they were on opposite sides: “Anytime Judge Garland disagrees, you know you’re in a difficult area.”

    They were colleagues together on the DC Circuit (and, of course, almost colleagues on the Supreme Court).
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  11. Jun 4

    Supreme Court sides with baker who refused to create a wedding cake for a gay couple. The decision was narrow, turning on a state civil rights commission failure to act with “religious neutrality."

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  12. Jun 4

    Supreme Court rejects Justice Department’s request to discipline ACLU in case concerning undocumented teen’s abortion. Unsigned opinion, with no noted dissents.

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  13. May 29

    Police Need Warrants for Driveway Searches, Supreme Court Rules

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    May 29

    . with a Justice Ginsburg-related correction

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  15. May 29

    Supreme Court Won’t Hear Challenge to Restrictive Arkansas Abortion Law

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  16. May 29

    Supreme Court won’t hear challenge to restrictive Arkansas abortion law that could force two of the state’s three clinics to close

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  17. May 28

    Judges appointed by Republican presidents give longer sentences to black defendants and shorter ones to women than judges appointed by Democrats, according to a new study from two Harvard Law professors

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  18. May 25

    At , a discussion of “Ballet Initiative 77.” Presumably by means of interpretive dance.

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    May 24

    Solicitor General Noel Francisco is offering closed-door remarks to the Federalist Society Friday about his first term representing the Trump administration at the Supreme Court. Reporters were invited, then un-invited to the event.

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    May 23

    Confused and curious how the Mueller investigation could end for Trump? Yea, we were too. So here’s a video and graphic that explains how it could all go down. It runs through all the possibilities from impeachment to indictment to nothing happening at all

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