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Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen, a Democrat, echoed Sotomayor’s concerns, telling Capital News Service: “Hundreds of thousands of Marylanders are struggling under the weight of student loan debt. And it’s not just holding them back, it’s also weighing down our economy.”
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While the use of the death penalty has waned nationally, the Supreme Court has continued to give the green light for states to carry out executions.
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The Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday over Biden administration guidelines that put a priority on arresting noncitizens with criminal backgrounds or those who pose a threat to national security.
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On December 7, your court is scheduled to hear the case of Moore v. Harper. We know this case is about a lot more than just gerrymandering; it is about the authority of state legislatures over the running of elections.
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The U.S. has largely had a liberal-leaning Supreme Court since the Roe v. Wade decision. Now, for the first time,
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So, as a result of the Trump era appointments to the Supreme Court, Roe v. Wade is no more. The five to four vote was not an academic one, independent of the religious beliefs and political involvements of the Justices. It was, flat out for the five justices who voted Roe down, a personal statement.
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This is the first known incident where a draft Supreme Court decision has been leaked to the public. Chief Justice John Roberts confirmed the documents were authentic in a statement and said he has directed the court’s marshal to investigate the leak.
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BALTIMORE – In this little business of New York Senator Chuck Schumer bad-mouthing members of the U.S. Supreme Court the
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BALTIMORE — I watched the U.S. Supreme Court fiasco the last several days and thought about an old movie called
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WASHINGTON – U.S. Appeals Court Judge Brett Kavanaugh, President Donald Trump’s nominee to replace retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy on the
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