Supreme Court

Wisconsin Supreme Court Accepts Case Regarding State’s Legislative Maps The Wisconsin Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case involving the state’s legislative maps, according to a news release issued on Friday. The case will involve the current Republican-drawn district maps that are widely perceived as being among the most gerrymandered in the country. The […] More

Georgia Adeilini’s Order to Investigate Predator Wiretapping Scandal Supreme Court Prosecutor Georgia Adeilini recently issued an order to the first-instance prosecutor’s office responsible for investigating the Predator wiretapping scandal up to the present day. This order has generated a significant amount of public interest and has sparked a great deal of debate about the future […] More

The U.S. Supreme Court Creates an Uncertain Outlook for Louisiana’s Congressional Races Next Year The U.S. Supreme Court recently made a decision that creates an uncertain outlook for Louisiana’s congressional races next year. The court decided to let a lawsuit against the state’s new district maps run its course, which could have major implications for […] More

Reining in the Conservative Supreme Court: Is It Ethical? On Thursday, Senate Democrats revealed an ambitious piece of legislation that would cap the number of years Supreme Court justices may regularly hear cases, as part of a broader effort to rein in the conservative court. This proposal has caused a stir among citizens, lawyers, and […] More

Helena Attorney Enters Race for Chief Justice of Montana Supreme Court Recently, a Helena attorney has announced their candidacy for chief justice of the Montana Supreme Court. This is an important development for Montana’s legal system, as the chief justice is the highest-ranking judge in the state and sets the tone for the state’s judicial […] More

The U.S. Supreme Court is Deciding Big Cases This Term The U.S. Supreme Court is now in session, and the cases it considers this term have the potential to shape the future of the country. The Court will be deciding on a range of cases, from the future of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) […] More

Galway woman claimed she did not get full share of estate after her father died in 1987 More

Citations: 2023 LiveLaw (SC) 737 To 2023 LiveLaw (SC) 762SUBJECT WISE INDEXArmyBSF Act – Even if an officer pleads guilty of misconduct, the court has to satisfy that confession is voluntary. Union… More

An Appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court Could Change Police Protections and Public Rights Second Amendment activists have recently made an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, which could have significant effects on both police officer protections and the public’s right to document the activities of law enforcement. This appeal has brought up questions regarding […] More

The keywords are: 1. Presidential Election 2. Voting Rights 3. Voter Suppression 4. Campaign Finance 5. Political Corruption 6. Gerrymandering 7. Election Reform The Importance of Election Reform in the 2020 Presidential Election The 2020 presidential election is approaching and with it comes an opportunity to make a lasting impact on the future of our […] More

Wisconsin Republicans are backing off the threat of impeaching Justice Janet Protasiewicz over her comments on the state’s legislative maps. More