“Not a single person from these countries has killed anyone in a terrorist attack in the United States in over four decades,” the brief stated. “Nationals of the designated countries have also been much less likely to commit other serious crimes than U.S.-born persons or other foreign nationals.” … [Read more...] about In travel ban case, Supreme Court considers ‘the president’ vs. ‘this president’
Which case was the supreme court
Supreme Court agrees deportation provision of immigration law is too vague
A federal appeals court in San Francisco previously struck down the provision as too vague, and on Monday the Supreme Court agreed. The appeals court based its ruling on a 2015 Supreme Court decision that struck down a similarly worded part of another federal law that imposes longer prison sentences on repeat criminals. … [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]
The Bench, however, pointed out that the article was published after the four Judges had submitted their statements. It then opined that Mr. Dave’s submissions were “preposterous” and made some scathing remarks against him, observing, “We are mentioning this aspect because the line of submissions in this case indicates an unfortunate attempt to use every possible ploy to cast aspersions on members of the district and higher judiciary. That senior counsel chose with all seriousness to make those submissions without a sense of responsibility, and without verifying the basic facts reveals a disturbing state of affairs. We must express our disapproval in no uncertain terms.” … [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
It could also take away a major incentive for employers to follow the law. Companies often change the way they do business after costly and embarrassing lawsuits. Like other large employers in low-wage industries, Chipotle counts wage-and-hour lawsuits as one of its top legal risks, for now. … [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
An inaccurate census would have severe consequences. The survey helps determine how hundreds of billions of dollars in federal funds are allocated, and how political districts are drawn. While the Census Bureau does ask about citizenship through the American Community Survey, which only goes out to a small percentage of households each year, it has not asked about citizenship on the decennial census, which goes out to every American household, since 1950. … [Read more...] about Supreme Court Blocks Deposition Of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross In Census Citizenship Question Suit
