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Adam Liptak
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Justice Dept. Asks Supreme Court to Reject Trump Request in Documents Case
The department said the justices should let stand an appeals court’s decision excluding about 100 sensitive documents seized at Mar-a-Lago from a special master’s review.
Supreme Court Turns Away Death Penalty Case on Racial Animus in Jury
In dissent, the three liberal justices said a Black inmate had not received a fair trial when he was convicted by jurors who had expressed…
Justice Jackson Joins the Supreme Court, and the Debate Over Originalism
In arguments in a voting rights case, the new justice said history must inform constitutional interpretation, making a liberal case for an idea often associated…
Supreme Court Leans Toward Alabama in Voting Rights Dispute
But several members of the court’s conservative majority rejected the state’s most aggressive arguments in defense of its congressional voting map.
The Supreme Court’s Abortion Decision, Haunted by Brown v. Board of Education
The justices cited the landmark 1954 decision banning segregation in public schools 23 times, debating its meaning and methods.
Supreme Court Refuses for Now to Restore Biden Plan on Immigration Enforcement
A federal judge in Texas has blocked guidelines setting priorities for Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agents, saying they were at odds with the immigration laws.
Justice Jackson, a Former Law Clerk, Returns to a Transformed Supreme Court
In the 22 years since she worked for Justice Stephen G. Breyer, whom she replaced last month, the court has become polarized and predictably conservative.
The Right to Travel in a Post-Roe World
In a concurring opinion last month, Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh said the Constitution did not allow states to stop women from traveling to get abortions….
Supreme Court’s E.P.A. Ruling Shifts More Power Away From Congress
What was once a dialogue between the branches has become almost entirely one-sided, with the justices accumulating clout at lawmakers’ expense.
What We Learned This Term About the Supreme Court’s Shift to the Right
The blockbuster decisions — on abortion, guns, religion and climate — told part of the story. But the court’s abrupt rightward shift ran through its…