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Category: U.S. Supreme Court

Arellano v. McDonough: Will the Supreme Court Allow Equitable Tolling for Service-Disabled Veterans?

Written By: Shelby Parks Law at Issue: The Big Picture Service-disabled veterans are eligible for disability compensation from the Department of Veterans Affairs.  These compensation…

Shelby Parks October 28, 2022

“A Tortuous Procedure Behind Closed Doors, Then a Theatrical Performance for Witnesses”: The Rise of “Botched” Executions and Death-Row Inmates’ Pleas for an Alternative Method

Written By: Taylor Fortenberry Experts use the term “botched” to describe any execution involving unanticipated problems or delays that arguably cause unnecessary agony for the…

Taylor Fortenberry September 30, 2022

Torres v. Texas DPS: The New War Powers Waiver to State Sovereign Immunity

Written by: James Tulp Following a deployment to Iraq and an honorable discharge, Captain Le Roy Torres sought to do something no one had ever…

James Tulp September 16, 2022

Freedom of Religion or Freedom from Religion: Kennedy v. Bremerton School District Yields Triumph for Government Officials to Engage in Religious Observances in Schools

Written By: Riley Bridges On June 27, 2022, nearing the last day of the term, the United States Supreme Court clarified its Establishment Clause jurisprudence…

Riley Bridges August 26, 2022

Denezpi v. United States: One Defendant, One Criminal Act, and Two Prosecutions—but No Double Jeopardy Violation

Written by: Giulia Hintz In a recent opinion authored by one of the United States Supreme Court’s newest justices, Amy Coney Barrett, the United States…

Giulia Hintz August 22, 2022

“Protecting” Religious Liberty During Executions: Ramirez v. Collier Provides a Small Win for Death Row Prisoners

Written by: Erienne Reniajal “RJ” Lewis At the end of 2021, the United States Supreme Court heard a case with a seemingly simple question: do…

Erienne Reniajal "RJ" Lewis August 5, 2022

West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency: Coal Plants, Clean Power, and Climate Change

Written by: Emily Brennan On June 30th, the last day of the term, the United States Supreme Court ruled that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)…

Emily Brennan July 22, 2022

To Litigate or Arbitrate: Can A Losing Party Choose Both?

By: Stephanie Durr Given the ever-increasing litigation costs, parties often turn to alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, including arbitration.  Nevertheless, if a party suffers an adverse…

Stephanie Durr January 14, 2022

Mississippi v. Tennessee: The Fight for Sovereign Groundwater

Written by: Cindy Denley Water is the driving force behind all life, including lawsuits.  For example, in June 2014, Mississippi filed an original action in…

Cindy Denley November 1, 2021

Roe, Roe, Roe Your Boat Right Back Up to D.C.: Mississippi’s Plea to Overturn Roe v. Wade

Written by: McKenna Stone Cloud Mississippi is urging the United States Supreme Court to overturn nearly half a century of precedent establishing women’s constitutional right…

McKenna Stone Cloud October 11, 2021
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