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Key Supreme Court rulings to watch: Birthright citizenship, Planned Parenthood and more
- In May 2024, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled that New York officials violated the First Amendment by punishing companies doing business with the NRA.
- This decision built on the 2024 NRA v. Vullo ruling, which held that the government cannot coerce private parties to suppress disfavored views.
- The court is also preparing key rulings on birthright citizenship, challenges to transgender care bans, and restrictions on reading LGBTQ books in schools.
- Justice Jackson emphasized that a fundamental and unwavering principle of the Constitution is that no government official has the authority to dictate accepted beliefs or compel citizens to express loyalty, underscoring the protections guaranteed by the First Amendment.
- These rulings will shape limits on government power over speech and health policy and could affect executive authority and constitutional rights broadly.
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The sleeper Supreme Court decision that could have profound impacts on the Trump administration agenda – and restore faith in the high court
A unanimous case decided by the US Supreme Court in 2024 could protect the First Amendment rights to free expression of many of the organizations targeted by the Trump administration.
Supreme Court prepares to release major opinions on birthright citizenship, LGBTQ books, porn sites
From digging into President Donald Trump’s ongoing battle with the courts to deciding whether people can be required to identify themselves before viewing porn online, the Supreme Court in coming days will deliver its most dramatic decisions of the year.
The major Supreme Court cases left to decide this year
The major Supreme Court cases left to decide this year The Supreme Court's current term is entering its final days, with decisions in about 10 cases remaining, including a review of Louisiana's racially charged congressional map and limits on national court-mandated injunctions. Jessica Levinson…
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