The justices also decided that drivers of rented cars not listed on the rental agreements do not lose their constitutional right to privacy.
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A Sports Gambling Ban Was Overturned, but Can You Bet on Tonight’s Game?
Though a Supreme Court decision Monday handed a victory to New Jersey, it may be a while before bets can be placed there — or elsewhere.
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Supreme Court Ruling Favors Sports Betting
The case concerned New Jersey, but it has implications for other states eager to allow and tax sports gambling. Americans are estimated to annually place $150 billion in illegal wagers on sports.
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Will the Supreme Court Scrutinize Solitary Confinement? One Justice Offers a Map
In 1979, an appeals court judge named Anthony Kennedy ruled that prisoners have a right to a little fresh air. Now he and his fellow justices could decide a similar case.
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When Jurors Are Silenced
Louisiana has a chance to get rid of a racist 19th-century rule that allows nonunanimous juries to convict.
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How the Supreme Court Grasps Religion
We’ll soon find out as the justices prepare to rule on the travel ban and a baker who refused to accommodate a same-sex wedding.