High court rules for Monsanto in patent case
Jesse J. Holland, Associated Press |
posted May 13th - 2:24pm
The Supreme Court said Monday that an Indiana farmer violated Monsanto Co.'s patents on soybean seeds resistant to its weed-killer by growing the beans without buying new seeds from the corporation.
Justices more diverse than lawyers before court
Mark Sherman, Associated Press |
posted May 13th - 1:19am
In roughly 75 hours of arguments at the Supreme Court since October, only one African-American lawyer appeared before the justices, and for just over 11 minutes.
Sotomayor cites Boston on perils of profiling
Dan Elliott, Associated Press |
posted May 2nd - 8:52pm
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor said Thursday the investigation into the Boston Marathon bombings shows how difficult and sensitive the issue of racial profiling can be.
Court rejects Alabama appeal over immigration law
Associated Press |
posted Apr 29th - 4:11pm
An attorney for the Montgomery-based Southern Poverty Law Center says he's not surprised the U.S. Supreme Court has turned down a request to revive portions of Alabama's immigration law.
O'Connor voices regret over Bush v. Gore
Associated Press |
posted Apr 29th - 3:56pm
Retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor is suggesting for the first time that the court should have stayed out of the 2000 presidential election dispute between George W. Bush and Al Gore.
Justice Breyer released from Washington hospital
Mark Sherman, Associated Press |
posted Apr 29th - 3:01pm
Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer has been released from a Washington hospital, two days after undergoing surgery for injuries suffered in a bicycle accident.
Justices dismiss La. case over trial delays
Associated Press |
posted Apr 29th - 9:36am
A sharply divided Supreme Court dismissed an appeal Monday from a Louisiana man who claimed that most of a seven-year delay between his arrest and murder trial was the result of a breakdown in the state's system for paying defense lawyers in death penalty cases.
Court: State can block out of state use of FOIA
Jesse J. Holland, Associated Press |
posted Apr 29th - 9:24am
The Supreme Court ruled Monday that it's legal for a state to limit use of its Freedom of Information Act to its own residents.
Court rejects Alabama appeal over immigration law
Associated Press |
posted Apr 29th - 7:50am
The Supreme Court has rejected Alabama's appeal to revive portions of a state immigration law, including a section that made it a crime to harbor people who are living in the country illegally.
Court seems split on doctor's discrimination suit
Jesse J. Holland, Associated Press |
posted Apr 24th - 1:23pm
The Supreme Court seemed split Wednesday over whether a doctor's discrimination lawsuit against a Texas medical center should be upheld.
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