State high court rules that public has a right to know.
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Blog: The California Supreme Court's ruling in two cases published yesterday demonstrates a court philosophy that favors open government over the privacy of public employees.
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The Supreme Court agreed today to consider whether voter-identification laws unfairly keep poor people and minority groups from going to the polls.
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday let stand a lower court's ruling that upheld a county ordinance banning gun shows on government property such as fairgrounds.
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In a case of snooping parents vs. their children, a mother&#39;s eavesdropping on a telephone conversation between the woman&#39;s daughter and her daughter&#39;s boyfriend violated the children&#39;s privacy, the state Supreme Court ruled yesterday.
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The Supreme Court is meeting to announce new cases it will decide and hear oral arguments.
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The Supreme Court is expected to issue rulings Thursday, including one about the use of race to assign students to public schools.
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The parents of a seriously-ill premature baby have been permitted to have their High Court fight for her right to treatment heard in public.
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In developments Monday at the Supreme Court, the court:
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A pretrial hearing to discuss the procedures for disclosing classified information in a case against two men accused of supporting terrorists should be open to the public, an attorney for several news organizations argued Monday.
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The Supreme Court yesterday unanimously upheld a Washington state law that requires public employee unions to get permission before making political contributions using fees they collect from nonmembers.
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By GEOFF MULVIHILL  MOUNT LAUREL, N.J. - In a victory for private property rights, the state Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that local governments can't seize land against the owner's wishes simply because the property is underused.
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A state law requiring voters to show photo identification at the polls is constitutional, the Michigan Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
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By Steve Chapman, Chicago Tribune  Mar. 1--The 1st Amendment's guarantee of freedom of speech has complex implications, but it clearly means two things: The government cannot tell you what to say, and it cannot tell you what not to say.
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Two dozen states filed a brief on behalf of two San Francisco Chronicle reporters, telling a federal appeals court that public interest demands the recognition of a journalist's right to protect confidential sources.
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Every property owner in the state should be alarmed that the New Jersey  Supreme Court decided today that government has the right to take  ownership of your land under the guise of preserving open space, whether  you want to sell it or not, according to the Builders League of South  Jersey.
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The media has no absolute constitutional protection when reporting defamatory comments made by reputable public figures, even when describing the comments in a neutral way, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled.
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The state Supreme Court announced it would issue a long-awaited ruling Wednesday in a case that could make Washington only the second state to allow gay marriage.