The justices may have already signaled that they are inclined to rule for the administration. In December, the court issued a stay of a lower court’s injunction and allowed the ban to take effect, with only Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor noting their objections. … [Read more...] about In travel ban case, Supreme Court considers ‘the president’ vs. ‘this president’
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Supreme Court agrees deportation provision of immigration law is too vague
The case was initially argued in January of 2017 before a Supreme Court that was short a member because the late Justice Antonin Scalia's seat had not yet been filled. An eight-member court didn't decide the issue, presumably because the justices were deadlocked 4-4. After Justice Neil Gorsuch joined the court, the justices heard the case reargued. Gorsuch joined the court's more liberal justices in finding the clause too vague. … [Read more...] about Supreme Court agrees deportation provision of immigration law is too vague
Loya Case: Supreme Court’s Reasons For Dismissing Petitions Seeking Probe Into Judge Loya’s Death [Read Judgment]
Noting that Judge Loya’s ECG was mentioned in the progress notes of the doctor at Meditrina hospital, the Court rejected the submission that no ECG was done at Dande Hospital. It noted that the allegation that Judge Loya was not provided with a car to travel from Ravi Bhavan to Dande hospital and onwards to Meditrina is a “red herring”. The submission that if the four Judges had accompanied Judge Loya to the hospital, they would not have indicated his name to be Brijmohan instead of Brijgopal was found by the Court to be “another attempt to cast doubt on the version of the four judicial officers without a substantive basis or foundation”. It opined, “The normal course of human events would indicate that his four colleagues would be more concerned about getting Judge Loya attended than filling up an admission form. A mistake did occur in recording his name as Brijmohan instead of Brijgopal. In our view, this cannot be a ground to discredit the … [Read more...] about Loya Case: Supreme Court’s Reasons For Dismissing Petitions Seeking Probe Into Judge Loya’s Death [Read Judgment]
The Supreme Court’s Arbitration Ruling Is Already Screwing Thousands Of Chipotle Workers
The obligation of the employee is to do whatever they need to to understand what it is they are agreeing to. David Gottlieb, Chipotle's director of compliance If Chipotle workers are carved out of their lawsuit, they could still pursue their claims in arbitration. But there’s reason to think many of them would not. … [Read more...] about The Supreme Court’s Arbitration Ruling Is Already Screwing Thousands Of Chipotle Workers
Supreme Court Blocks Deposition Of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross In Census Citizenship Question Suit
“The probing discovery of the kind ordered in the Census case is just the kind of intrusion Hamilton warned against,” Sessions said, according to prepared remarks. “And we are seeing it in case after case. When a hot-button policy issue ends up in litigation, judges are starting to believe their role is to examine the entire process that led to the policy decision — to redo the entire political debate in their courtrooms.” … [Read more...] about Supreme Court Blocks Deposition Of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross In Census Citizenship Question Suit
