Supreme Court should end legacy of Prohibition
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With the holiday season underway, many will be stocking up on their favorite libations. But if it&#39;s fine wine you fancy, choices may be more limited than you realize.
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Eight Supreme Court justices raised in an era when marijuana was a branded a &quot;killer weed&quot; responsible for a variety of deviant behavior debated Monday whether California should
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Supreme Court justices on Tuesday uncorked tough questions for states that ban direct shipments of wine. With eager winemakers looking on, the court confronted two competing constitutional mandates.
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The latest battle in the great War on Drugs showed up in the Supreme Court on Monday, with the feds arguing that if sick or dying people are allowed to use homegrown marijuana for their pain, the price on the streets will go down.
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If Americans elect Prohibition Party candidate Earl Dodge in the November 2 presidential election, the United States could turn into a completely dry, sober nation where alcohol is illegal again.
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ALBANY -- A State Supreme Court justice yesterday ruled that key pieces of New York&#39;s lobbying law are unconstitutional, declawing a statute that regulates the $100-million-a-year influence industry.
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Peter Saltonstall, who owns Kings Ferry Winery in New York&#39;s Finger Lakes region, left the US Supreme Court yesterday feeling good.
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The U.S. Supreme Court said on Thursday it would examine a nearly 100-year-old precedent that certain price-setting agreements between manufacturers and retailers should be considered automatically illegal under federal antitrust law.
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US Supreme Court justices questioned on Tuesday whether states discriminate in favor of local wine suppliers by banning direct sales to consumers from out-of-state wineries
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WASHINGTON -- In a case that could yield a bonanza for Washington state&#39;s expanding wine industry, the Supreme Court yesterday was asked to dismantle Depression-era laws that prohibit consumers from buying wine directly from out-of-state producers.
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The US Supreme Court heard argument Monday on whether the federal act outlawing marijuana pre-empts 10 state laws that allow its medical use to some degree.
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The U.S. Supreme Court begins a new term on Monday that will decide important cases on federal sentencing rules, the death penalty for juveniles and the medical use of marijuana.
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The fate of a monument depicting the Ten Commandments at the Texas Capitol in Austin rests with the Supreme Court. The justices agreed yesterday to decide if the six-foot, granite
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SUPREME COURT There&#39;s a big money case at the Supreme Court today and it could have a major impact on the regulation and sale of alcoholic beverages.
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BIG ISSUE: The Supreme Court is expected to rule soon on whether the system for sentencing federal defendants should be thrown out because it lets judges, rather than juries, decide factors that add years to prison time.
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The Supreme Court, in a case being watched around the world, on Monday hears arguments about whether to ban the lethal three-drug cocktail used in most U.S. executions because it inflicts excruciating pain.
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WASHINGTON - A lawyer for two women who use marijuana as a painkiller told the US Supreme Court yesterday that the federal government has no constitutional authority to outlaw the cultivation of the drug within a state for medical use.