Tag:US Supreme Court

Court Opinions: A Split US Supreme Court Rules Some Section 1983 Claims Can’t be Denied on Failure-To-Exhaust Grounds

The high court ruled that for Section 1983 claims challenging delays in the administrative process, state courts can’t deny those claims on failure-to-exhaust grounds.

Recent Supreme Court Precedents, New Administration Make Their Mark on Health Care Law

Attorneys and a senior policy advisor for Polsinelli talked about the potential impact that the new administration and recent Supreme Court cases could have on health care law.

Court Opinions: Appeals Court Disapproves of Ruling in Case Involving Counterman Analysis

The Colorado Court of Appeals found that a court had erroneously applied the Counterman standard to a stalking case.

Supreme Court Allows Government to Move Forward With Corporate Transparency Act Enforcement

The nation’s high court granted a stay on the enjoinment of the Corporate Transparency Act, enabling the government to pursue enforcement.

Attorney General Phil Weiser’s Vision for Governor

Colorado’s Attorney General Phil Weiser told Law Week about his policy ideas for the state’s highest office and how he would address the challenges the state faces.

Court Opinion: U.S. Supreme Court Affirms Law Mandating TikTok Ban Or Sale

The U.S. Supreme Court concluded that the law mandating a TikTok ban or sale didn’t violate the First Amendment.

US Supreme Court Grants Certs to Cases Tied to Controversial Loper, Rahimi Decisions

The Supreme Court granted certiorari to two cases Monday, one of which referenced its controversial decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo.

Chief Justice John Roberts Highlights Importance of Judicial Independence in Year-End Report

Chief Justice John Roberts highlighted four specific threats to judicial independence: violence, intimidation, disinformation and threats to defy judgments.