Judiciary
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Supreme Court Sides With Religious Liberty
The baker who refused to bake a customized cake for a same-sex wedding couple is vindicated.
Fourth Amendment: Supremes Get One Right ... Or Do They?
What exactly is admissible criminal evidence and when is a warrant needed?

Trolling Judge Blocks Trump From Blocking Twitter Trolls
She declares that Trump's blocking of critics on his private account violates the First Amendment.
SCOTUS: Contracts Mean What They Say
The Left-Right divide on the Court was once again the theme of a case that shouldn't have been hard.

SCOTUS Appears to Lean Trump's Way on Travel Ban
The justices grilled the travel ban's opponents over their charge that it is unconstitutional.
Free Speech on Trial in NIFLA Pro-Life Clinic Case
Can the government force you to speak a message it chooses — a message contrary to your beliefs?

No Fourth Amendment Rights at the Border?
Court rules that no warrant is necessary for border searches of a U.S. citizen's cell phone content.
No More Crosses?
A case being appealed to the Supreme Court may settle whether memorial crosses are "unconstitutional."
Forced Public-Union Dues on Trial
The Supreme Court will decide the constitutionality of forcing non-union public employees to pay union fees.

Ninth Circuit: Another Court Vacancy for Trump
If Trump continues apace, his record on the courts alone would be reason to count his presidency a success.
SCOTUS to Decide if Religious Liberty Is Sacrificed on LGBT Altar
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the infamous same-sex wedding cake case.

SCOTUS Scolds Lower Courts
The justices overruled lower judges' politically motivated block on Trump's travel ban.

Nevada Judge: Trump Needs Convict Votes
In truth, statistics undermine Judge Johnson's seemingly anti-Trump crack.
Trump Is Already Leaving His Mark on the Courts
The president has tied Ronald Reagan for most appeals court positions filled in his first year.

Trump Consistently Impressive on Judicial Nominations
Democrats are slowing confirmation of judicial nominees, hoping to regain control of Senate in 2018.
SCOTUS Upholds Trump's Ban, So What of California's?
A helpful comparison of a ban for the purposes of national security and one for the purposes of discrimination.
SCOTUS Protects Speech, Offensive or Otherwise
A win for The Slants, a win for the Redskins, and a win for every other American who enjoys Liberty.
The Supreme Court to Vote on Gerrymandering
What is gerrymandering, and why does it matter to the Court when it's been left up to political branches for two centuries?

The Supreme Court's Gerrymandered Ruling
Striking down two North Carolina districts because of alleged "racism," SCOTUS exposes a serious problem with the law.

ACLU: Campaign Rhetoric Means More Than Text of Law
The Fourth Circuit considers whether Trump's speeches trump the text of his travel ban executive order.