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Police Officers Can’t Be Sued for Miranda Violations, Supreme Court Rules

In a second decision, the justices sided with a death row inmate who sought to be executed by firing squad rather than lethal injection.

The Major Supreme Court Decisions in 2022

How the court is ruling with a 6-to-3 conservative supermajority, including three justices appointed by President Donald J. Trump.

Supreme Court Rejects Maine’s Ban on Aid to Religious Schools

The decision was the latest in a series of rulings forbidding the exclusion of religious institutions from government programs.

The Supreme Court, Public Opinion and the Fate of Roe

According to the conventional wisdom, the court rarely strays too far from the popular will. That view will face a reckoning in the coming weeks.

Sotomayor Says Supreme Court Can ‘Regain the Public’s Confidence’

Speaking to a liberal legal group, she praised Justice Clarence Thomas and urged her audience not to lose faith in the court.

Supreme Court Dismisses Bid by G.O.P.-Led States to Defend Trump Immigration Plan

The case concerned revisions to the “public charge” rule that made it harder for immigrants who had relied on public assistance to gain permanent legal…

Supreme Court Rejects Bail Hearings for Jailed Immigrants

A federal law, the justices ruled, does not require immigration judges to consider whether immigrants may be released while their challenges are pending.

Supreme Court Allows Undated Ballots in Pennsylvania Election

A state law required mailed ballots to be accompanied by a signed and dated declaration, but a federal appeals court ruled that undated declarations sufficed.

Supreme Court Sides With Border Agent Accused of Using Excessive Force

In a 6-to-3 decision, the justices made it harder to sue federal officials for money in cases accusing them of violating the Constitution.

Supreme Court May Hear ‘800-Pound Gorilla’ of Election Law Cases

Next week the justices will consider whether to resolve a long-simmering dispute about the power of state legislatures in federal elections.