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's 6-3 conservative majority has shown in its blockbuster abortion ruling and other high-profile decisions in recent days that it is fearless when it comes to overturning - and even ignoring - historic precedents, writes
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U.S. District Judge William Orrick in San Francisco allowed adult and juvenile buyers of Juul Labs e-cigarettes to bring their claims accusing the company of misleading marketing as a class action
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George Washington University Law School won’t cut ties with
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Justice Clarence Thomas, despite mounting public pressure following his concurring opinion in the high court's decision overturning the constitutional right to abortion
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New York state and New York City sued 10 distributors of gun components to stop the sale of illegal, largely untraceable 'ghost guns' that they say make the streets more violent
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on June 27 decided not to correct a factual error it made in a previous opinion, making it much more likely that two death row prisoners who have made credible arguments that the lower courts got their case wrong will be executed
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R. Kelly was sentenced on June 29 to 30 years in prison, following the multiplatinum R&B singer's conviction for exploiting his stardom and wealth over decades to lure women and underage girls into his orbit for sex
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' most consequential term in decades, with blockbuster rulings on abortion, guns, religion and climate change policy, illustrated how its expanded conservative majority is willing to boldly use its power with far-reaching impacts on American society
Pension funds have alleged 'group boycott' of startup platforms in the stock loan market. U.S. Magistrate Judge Sarah Cave said the plaintiffs met certain legal requirements to proceed as a class in antitrust litigation
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