US Supreme Court takes up tobacco case for third time
The Christian Science Monitor - Wed Dec 3, 5:47 pm ESTThe case involves an ongoing tug of war between the high court and the highest court in Oregon.
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The case involves an ongoing tug of war between the high court and the highest court in Oregon.
The U.S. Supreme Court appeared divided on Wednesday on whether a city violated a religious group's free-speech rights by refusing to put its monument in a public park near a similar Ten Commandments display.
Nov. 13 (Bloomberg) -- The Republican National Committee filed a new legal challenge to the 2002 campaign finance law that bans political parties from taking corporate, union and unlimited individual donations.
More than a half-dozen legal challenges have been filed in federal and state courts demanding President-elect Barack Obama's decertification from ballots or seeking to halt elector meetings, claiming he has failed to prove his U.S. citizenship status.
WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Supreme Court dealt a defeat to environmentalists Wednesday and cleared the way for the Navy to use high-powered sonar off the Southern California coast even if it poses a threat to whales and other marine mammals.
November 13, 2008
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that the Navy could use sonar in submarine-hunting training exercises off Southern California without heeding restrictions imposed by a lower court to protect whales and dolphins. The high court didn't question the scientific basis of concerns about harm to marine mammals but ruled that the Navy's need for the exercises was more important. The ...
Go Navy. The U.S. Supreme Court rightly sided with the U.S. Navy in a battle with environmental groups that had been trying to block the use of sonar in naval exercises off the California coast.
Pleasant Grove could be forced to remove the monuments from its parks or accept all donated monuments depending on the outcome of a Utah free-speech case heard Wednesday by the U.S. Supreme Court.
The U.S. Supreme Court in a 5–4 decision today ruled that the Navy does not have to consider the effect of sonar on whales when training with sonar off the coast of California. "The Court does not question the importance of plaintiffs' ecological, scientific and recreational interests, but it concludes that the balance of equities and consideration of the overall public interest tip strongly in ...
Federal judge's injunction requiring Navy to take precautions during submarine-hunting exercises thrown out
The U.S. Supreme Court dealt a blow Wednesday to environmentalists hoping to curtail the Navy's use of sonar off the coast of Southern California to protect whales. But the decision to allow...
WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. Supreme Court has sided with the Navy in a dispute over its use of sonar off the California coast. In its first decision of the term, the court voted 5-4 to lift restrictions on the Navy's use of sonar in submarine training exercises.
The justices said restrictions off the coast of southern California jeopardized national security.
School officials say the Carlmont High School newspaper could begin publication again early next year after having its journalism program suspended for what was deemed “inappropriate” content.
Washington -- The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday on the Federal Communications Commission's policy of punishing TV stations for the one-time broadcast of the F-word and S-word during early evening hours when children are flipping through the channels.