More Disorder in the Court?      (U.S. News & World Report)
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U.S. News & World Report - Just days before last month's elections, a conservative weekly's website suggested that a member of the U.S. Supreme Court was gravely ill and that friends had been asked to pray for 86-year-old Justice John Paul Stevens.
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Â· Court may decide today on fate of sacked chief justiceÂ· Bombs kill further 36 in latest bout of violence
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The type of treatment Chief Justice William Rehnquist is getting may be indicate he&#39;s suffering from a serious type of cancer.
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With Attorney General John Ashcroft, the country often got more bark than bite from its Justice Department chief. Usually willing, often eager to get on television to announce a development in the legal war
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Justice Sandra Day O&#39;Connor yesterday extolled the growing role of international law in US courts, saying judges would be negligent if they disregarded its importance in a post-September 11 world of heightened tensions.
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This election's potential impact on the Supreme Court has seemed to be an afterthought, but the stakes for the court and the law are even higher now than they were in 2000. The prospect of a change on the court is greater and the replacement of one justice could affect the law on hot issues.
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ruling last week ordering a reporter for Time magazine to jail for contempt and a subpoena later issued to a reporter for The New York Times in the same case are the latest examples in what legal experts characterize as an ominous ...
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WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court session starting Monday features many of the same wrenching issues that splintered the justices during the last term and led to some unusually acrimonious dissents. The death penalty, free speech and prison sentences are back on the agenda, along with new topics such as medical marijuana and out-of-state wine purchases that are likely to produce significant disagreement...
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WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court is about to plunge into an agenda laden with issues affecting the business sector. Tobacco companies, the biotech industry, and operators of coal-fired power plants have a stake in cases the court will hear in the next month.
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The Supreme Court session starting Monday features many of the same wrenching issues that splintered the justices during the last term and led to some unusually acrimonious dissents.
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The Supreme Court is about to plunge into an agenda laden with issues affecting the business sector. Tobacco companies, the biotech industry and operators of coal-fired power plants have a stake in cases the court will hear in the next month.
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By Arkfeld, Louraine C  With the use of technology on the rise, what should a judge do who wants to be part of the brave new world but also preserve the dignity of the court? This article examines the thoughts of a judge about embracing technology.
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U.S. Chief Justice William Rehnquist  expressed concern on Saturday that criticism of federal judges  had increased in recent years, particularly for "judicial  activism."
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Blog: A U.S. Justice Department attorney says more criminal prosecutions of spammers are on the way, but will that warning deter would-be junk mailers?
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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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WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court session starting Monday features many of the same wrenching issues that splintered the justices during the last term and led to some unusually acrimonious dissents.    The death penalty, free speech and prison sentences are back on the agenda, along with new topics such as medical marijuana and out-of-state wine purchases that are likely to produce significant disagreement...
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The following is adapted from an article published Wednesday on CQ.com.