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Adam Liptak
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Supreme Court Stays Execution of Death Row Inmate Richard Glossip
The court acted after Oklahoma’s attorney general joined Mr. Glossip in urging it to halt the execution, which had been scheduled for May 18.
Release of Justice Stevens’s Private Papers Opens Window Into Supreme Court
The justice’s files on thousands of cases, including landmark decisions on abortion and the 2000 election, were made public.
Alito Says He Has ‘A Pretty Good Idea’ Who Leaked Supreme Court Abortion Ruling
In an interview with The Wall Street Journal’s opinion pages, the justice rejected the theory that the leak had come from the right.
Supreme Court Wary of Windfall in Seizure of Condo for Unpaid Taxes
The justices considered the constitutionality of letting states keep all the proceeds of the sale of confiscated property even when they far exceed the taxpayer’s…
Supreme Court to Decide Whether Officials Can Block Critics on Social Media
The justices agreed to hear a pair of cases on what the First Amendment has to say about social media accounts maintained by elected officials.
What Scalia’s Defense of a Free Jet Trip Says About Thomas’s Travels
In a combative 2004 memo rejecting calls for his recusal, Justice Antonin Scalia discussed whether a trip on a litigant’s plane was a gift that had…
In Abortion Pill Ruling, the Supreme Court Trades Ambition for Prudence
The court’s order seemed to vindicate a commitment in last year’s decision in Dobbs: to leave further questions about abortion to the political process.
Supreme Court Lets Rodney Reed, a Texas Death Row Inmate, Seek DNA Testing
In a 6-to-3 ruling, the court said that Mr. Reed, whose case has attracted attention from celebrities, had not waited too long to file a…
In Prosecution of Turkey’s Halkbank, Supreme Court Issues a Mixed Ruling
The justices rejected key arguments from Halkbank, which is owned by the Turkish government. But they told a lower court to revisit one possible defense.
Supreme Court Seems Ready to Strengthen Protections for Religious Workers
The justices searched for common ground and may be prepared to issue a modest revision to an aspect of a 1977 precedent that imposed only…