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Immigrant youth, allies rally in Washington following appeals court’s ruling against DACA

Friday, October 7 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- More than 100 immigrant youth and allies rallied in front of Capitol Hill Thursday for a permanent pathway to citizenship for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipients, following a federal appeals court's ruling against the program's legality. A Fifth Circuit Court allowed DACA's... Read More.

After Roe ruling, is ‘stare decisis’ dead? How the Supreme Court’s view of precedent is evolving

Friday, June 24 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- In thousands of rulings over its storied history, the U.S. Supreme Court has broken with stare decisis, the doctrine of respecting prior decisions, just 145 times in cases requiring interpretation of the Constitution. The overturning of Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 ruling... Read More.

Breyer invokes Uvalde, Buffalo in dissent on Supreme Court’s gun rights ruling

Thursday, June 23 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- Justice Stephen Breyer invoked the nation’s latest gun violence massacres, including those at Uvalde and Buffalo, in his dissent against the Supreme Court’s ruling to expand the Second Amendment on Thursday. The 6-3 ruling struck down a New York state gun law that... Read More.

Republican senator says Trump’s fate should be left to the courts

Monday, January 10 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., said former President Donald Trump’s fate should be left in the hands of the Department of Justice and the federal courts over his role in allegedly inciting the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol insurrection. In an interview with ABC... Read More.

Could bad penmanship get your ballot tossed? Dems asking courts ahead of election

Friday, September 11 by ABC News

By MATTHEW MOSK, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Like many in his profession, Dr. George Richardson may at times have whisked through his signature in a barely legible fashion. The scrawl had long been sufficient to prescribe medication, but it didn't pass... Read More.

Robert E. Lee removed from Virginia state house and a school name as courts weigh future of Richmond statue

Friday, July 24 by ABC News

By IVAN PEREIRA, ABC News(RICHMOND, Va.) -- While the fate of the controversial Robert E. Lee outdoor statue in Richmond, Virginia, remains in limbo in court, state leaders and county school officials in Northern Virginia decided to end their association... Read More.

Stories tagged with: courts

Immigrant youth, allies rally in Washington following appeals court’s ruling against DACA

After Roe ruling, is ‘stare decisis’ dead? How the Supreme Court’s view of precedent is evolving

Breyer invokes Uvalde, Buffalo in dissent on Supreme Court’s gun rights ruling

Republican senator says Trump’s fate should be left to the courts

Could bad penmanship get your ballot tossed? Dems asking courts ahead of election

Robert E. Lee removed from Virginia state house and a school name as courts weigh future of Richmond statue

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