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3 Supreme Court cases to watch in June 2025
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Last Wednesday, 4 June, a 20-year-old Carinthian had been convicted of the murder. In the previous year, he had killed a comrade with a service gun of the federal army. His defender has now brought in appeals. Next instance! Twelve years of imprisonment was, as reported, sentenced to that 20-year-old who shot a comrade in the Spittaler Türk barracks (21). Although motive and deed remained in the dark, it was unanimously a murder for the jury. "T…
Five Supreme Court cases to watch this month
As the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to recess before the start of its new term, a slate of high-stakes cases expected to be released in June is poised to reshape the legal landscape in areas including LGBTQIA+ rights, immigration, and government accountability. Several of these cases are a direct result of policies and executive actions initiated during Donald Trump’s first presidential term, which tested the limits of executive power and reshape…
3 Supreme Court cases to watch in June 2025
The clock is ticking for the U.S. Supreme Court. It's the second week of June and the justices always try to wrap up their term before the calendar hits July. As of this writing, there are still 28 cases pending. Which means that a ton of big decisions will be dropping in the next few weeks. So, what's headed our way? Here are three noteworthy cases that I'm on the lookout for. 1. Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton This case involves a Texas law re…
Supreme Court hearing on ‘Neither confirm nor deny’ policy: A landmark case for state secrecy
This Wednesday (11 June) the UK Supreme Court will hear the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland's appeal against a Coroner's decision to disclose a gist of information in the inquest into the 1994 sectarian murder of Paul ‘Topper' Thompson by loyalist paramilitaries in Belfast, in which there is suspected state collusion. 11 June 2025. The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland's appeal is supported by four government departments – the Mini…
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