Ruling

When Will We Get the Tariffs Ruling?

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The anticipation surrounding the Supreme Court’s ruling on tariffs is palpable, particularly given the significant financial implications for U.S. importers. The case, which addresses President Donald Trump’s authority to impose tariffs through executive orders issued in 2025, has garnered substantial attention. As the justices consider this matter, many are left wondering not just about the decision itself, but also about the timeline for its release. The Court’s Ruling Timeline The Supreme Court operates on a schedule that can often seem opaque to those outside its chambers. After hearing oral arguments on November 5, the justices … Read more

SCOTUS Today for Thursday, January 22

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As the Supreme Court approaches its four-week winter recess, the legal community remains abuzz with anticipation regarding potential rulings that could emerge before the break. There is a palpable sense of curiosity about whether the upcoming month will yield a lull in activity or if the justices will surprise us with significant decisions. This week has already seen notable arguments and discussions that may shape the legal landscape in the months to come. SCOTUS Quick Hits In the realm of current cases, the Supreme Court’s deliberations have garnered extensive media coverage. One of the most … Read more

The Relist Logjam Finally Breaks

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The Supreme Court’s recent decisions have sparked significant discussions regarding the relist logjam that has affected several high-profile cases. As the court approaches the end of its October 2025-26 term, the implications of these rulings are becoming clearer. The relist process, where cases are brought back for consideration after initial review, plays a critical role in shaping legal precedents and addressing pressing legal questions. Understanding the Relist Process The relist process is essential for the Supreme Court, allowing justices to reconsider cases that may have previously been set aside. This reconsideration can stem from new … Read more

Justices Reject State Limits on Malpractice Actions for Cases in Federal Court

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The recent ruling by the Supreme Court regarding medical malpractice litigation has significant implications for how such cases will be handled in federal courts. In a unanimous decision, the justices addressed the limitations imposed by state laws, particularly those of Delaware, which required specific procedural steps before a malpractice suit could proceed. The case of Berk v. Choy highlights the tension between state-imposed requirements and federal procedural standards, as the justices sought to clarify the applicability of state law in federal courts. Background of the Case Harold Berk’s legal battle began after a series of … Read more