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Supreme Court Sustains Executive Power in Sex Offender Case
The decision, from an eight-member court, suggested that the major constitutional issue it considered may soon return to the court.
Supreme Court Allows 40-Foot Peace Cross Honoring War Dead on State Property
Challengers argued that the cross in suburban Maryland sent a message of government favoritism toward Christianity.
The Supreme Court Is Showing an Instinct for Self-Preservation, at Least Until Next Year’s Election
The court has passed on contentious cases about abortion and the rights of same-sex couples. Will it now drop the census case?
The Court Cases That Changed L.G.B.T.Q. Rights
From gay marriage to gender identity, a timeline of the legal battles that have shaped L.G.B.T.Q. rights.