2024 Supreme Court Term In Review A Crisis of Health and ...

Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! Public Health in the Courts | ASTHO

And, while the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) is not currently slated to consider any public health focused cases, the new term set ...

Compare Trump and Harris Health Care Records and Positions - KFF

On his 2024 campaign site, he vows to continue his earlier efforts regarding surprise medical bills, price transparency, and prescription drug ...

The major Supreme Court rulings of 2024 - The Washington Post

We tracked decisions in the biggest cases before the Supreme Court in 2024 — from Donald Trump's immunity to the abortion pill.

About the Judicial Conference | United States Courts

By Conference policy, terms begin and end on Oct. 1 of any given year. October 2024 Members (pdf). Organization. The Executive Committee of the Judicial ...

A Review of Significant Supreme Court Decisions of the 2023-2024 ...

Regardless, the Court contin- ued to produce legally, politically and culturally important cases. Among lawyers, this term will be remembered ...

19-1392 Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization (06/24/2022)

An American Tragedy: The Supreme Court on Abortion, 41 Ford. L. Rev ... Earlier this Term, this Court signaled that Mississippi's.

Advocating for climate and clean air rules after a Supreme Court ...

In the final week of its term, the Supreme Court issued a string of decisions expressing remarkable hostility to federal regulatory agencies ...

What to Expect From the 2024-2025 Supreme Court Term

The 2024-2025 Supreme Court term kicked off this week, setting the stage for yet another potential blockbuster year that could see big decisions on the Second ...

Supreme Court Term Limits | Brennan Center for Justice

Unbounded tenure allows a single justice to shape the direction of the law for generations, without regard for the evolving views and ...

State of the Union 2024 | The White House

That's why we're launching the first-ever White House Initiative on Women's Health Research, led by Jill -- doing an incredible job as First Lady -- (applause) ...

2024-2025 Term - Oyez

A case in which the Court will decide whether a federal civilian employee called or ordered to active duty under a provision of law during a national emergency ...

The Supreme Court Ends Chevron Deference—What Now? - NRDC

The court stripped many federal agencies tasked with protecting public health, public safety, and the environment—including the U.S. Environmental ...

Health Policy and the 2024 Election - Rollins School of Public Health

But several states sued over this provision, and the Supreme Court ruled that Medicaid expansion should be voluntary. Nonetheless, the law seems to have ...

After Chevron: What the Supreme Court's Loper Bright Decision ...

Overturning the longstanding doctrine known as “Chevron deference,” Loper Bright expands the judiciary's power to review and reject ...

Has the Supreme Court become just another political branch ...

Because of the Court's unique role, for many years, it remained one of the few institutions respected by both Democrats and Republicans alike.

Supreme Court's 2024 term puts a finger on the scale for the next ...

Even without any election cases on the docket, justices are set to weigh in on appeals with major impacts on the next administration — no matter ...

World Report 2024 - Human Rights Watch

World Report 2024, Human Rights Watch's 34th annual review of human ... Nepal's Supreme Court instructed authorities to recognize same-sex marriages ...

Term limits—a way to tackle the Supreme Court's crisis of legitimacy

Polling also shows that only 48 percent of Americans now have a favorable opinion of the Court two and a half months following Dobbs—down from ...

The Supreme Court Torpedoes the 'Administrative State'

Collectively, these decisions shift power away from the agencies (and in some cases Congress), transferring that power to the Courts. Decades- ...

Court dismisses Title 42 case - SCOTUSblog

But in a lawsuit filed by migrant families in Washington, D.C., U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan ruled that the policy itself is illegal and ...