The Supreme Court interprets “based on” in the sentence reduction rule.
Appling can get the law firm debt discharged in bankruptcy because his oral statement was not fraudulent.
Colorado must reconsider Masterpiece Cakeshop’s case because its original ruling expressed hostility towards religion, violating the First Amendment.
The Supreme Court interpreted the victims compensation law narrowly, ruling for Lagos.
A parked auto in a driveway is part of a house. Police need a warrant to search it.
The case returns to the lower court to consider a new question.
Employees can sign away their rights to bring class actions against their employers.
The important civil rights case declaring segregation illegal.
The wiretap order was not “facially insufficient,” so Dahda cannot get the communications suppressed.
The case became “moot” when the challengers no longer faced pre-conviction shackling.
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