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Prop. 8: A slow journey to the Court? – Lyle DennistonFair housing case dismissed – Lyle DennistonNew Citizens United sequel (UPDATED) – Lyle Denniston |
The Justices are scheduled to hold a private conference this morning, orders from which are expected to be released on Monday. To view our list of petitions to watch at today’s conference, click here. Oral arguments are next scheduled for Monday.
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| This week at the Court | 12:15am on 2/11 |
| Prop. 8: A slow journey to the Court? | 6:30pm on 2/10 |
| Fair housing case dismissed | 2:27pm on 2/10 |
| New Citizens United sequel (UPDATED) | 1:56pm on 2/10 |
| Petition of the day | 11:20am on 2/10 |
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The lasting impact of a key Justice.
Constitutionality of indecency ban in broadcast media
Texas's new, legislatively enacted district maps, court-ordered interim maps, and the Voting Rights Act
The Court's traditions and holdings regarding church and state.
Governmental enforcement of federal environmental laws against private property owners
REVISED REPLY- I apologize for the typos in the first version.
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Rick Nagel on 1/23 at 5:38 pm
Rick Nagel – 1 Promoted Comment
There aren’t, no doubt, because those displaced by racial preferences lack either the courage,...
Rick Nagel on 1/23 at 5:33 pm
There aren't, no doubt, because those displaced by racial preferences lack either courage,conviction or,perhaps, both. In Parents...
Rick Nagel on 1/23 at 3:59 pm
I wish there were more of these cases, too, Mr. Nagel -- but the point is that there aren't, even though the underlying discrimination...
Roger Clegg on 1/23 at 10:43 am
I thank the staff at Scotusblog for permitting this exchange to continue and moving Roger Clegg's surrebuttal to the right spot.
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The Justices will convene for a private Conference on Friday. Our list of “Petitions to watch” for that Conference is here.
Monday, February 20 is a federal holiday; the February sitting will begin next Tuesday, February 21.
| Cases argued | 47 |
| Cases decided | 16 |
| Summary reversals | 5 |
| Merits cases granted to date | 75 |
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