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No = Signs Of Supreme Court's Conservatives Slowing Down

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The U.S. Supreme Court's last term= was considered by many to be the most consequential in a generation as the= court's conservative justices delivered key victories on abortion and guns= . But one quick glance at the new term's docket suggests this new supermajo= rity has only just begun shifting the law to the right.=0D

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The= Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court

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By Jack Karp

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Oral arguments at the U.S. Supreme= Court are always a singular experience, the more so this term as the justi= ces returned to hearing cases in person after being remote last term.=0D

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Jus= tices Back On Bench, But Hearings Still Getting Longer

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By Jimmy Hoover

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For decades, the U.S. Supreme Cour= t was famous for enforcing time limits on oral arguments. That changed duri= ng the pandemic due to the challenge of telephonic hearings. But despite th= e justices' return to the bench a year ago, arguments have only gotten long= er.=0D

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The= Quiet Power Of Amy Coney Barrett

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By Jimmy Hoover

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She is not the most talkative at o= ral arguments nor does she write the most opinions, but Justice Amy Coney B= arrett is a key player in the U.S. Supreme Court's conservative majori= ty who seems to be in control over the law's rightward push.=0D

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'Id= iosyncratic' Gorsuch Blazes Unpredictable Trail

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By Jimmy Hoover

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Justice Amy Coney Barrett and Just= ice Brett Kavanaugh are widely considered the U.S. Supreme Court's two "swi= ng" votes who can make or break a majority. But in closely divided cases, i= t was actually Justice Neil Gorsuch who voted more frequently with the cour= t's liberal bloc than any other Republican appointee last term.=0D

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Fro= m Leak To Decision, Dobbs Majority Didn't Waver

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By Jimmy Hoover

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Justice Samuel Alito's leaked draf= t striking down Roe v. Wade underwent few substantive changes before becomi= ng the law of land Friday, signaling a unified conservative majority that n= ever wavered even as public outcry over the decision grew.=0D

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Dob= bs May Be Just The First Domino, Dissent Warns

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By Hannah Albarazi

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In a scathing and sorrowful dissen= t, the U.S. Supreme Court's liberal justices warned Friday that the "catast= rophic" decision to overturn Roe v. Wade not only strips millions of Americ= an women of their constitutional right to abortion but "throws longstanding= precedent to the winds" and threatens the very foundation of the U.S. lega= l system.=0D

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Hig= h Court Pares Down EPA's Clean Air Act Power

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The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday= restricted the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's power to regulate gr= eenhouse gas emissions from power plants, finding that the Obama administra= tion exceeded its authority under the Clean Air Act when it allowed states = to issue regulations aimed at increasing the use of cleaner sources of elec= tricity generation.=0D

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Jus= tices Strike Down NY Gun Law, Expand 2nd Amendment

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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in a = 6-3 vote Thursday that New York's restrictive licensing regime for firearm = carry permits is unconstitutional, expanding the scope of the Second Amendm= ent to outside the home for the first time.=0D

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Jus= tices Seem Set To End Use Of Race In College Admissions

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The U.S. Supreme Court's conservat= ive justices expressed doubt Monday that race should continue to be a facto= r in college admissions, hinting that they may overturn a decades-old prece= dent and steer schools toward "race-neutral" alternatives.=0D

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Br= eaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review

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The overturning of a long-standing= precedent, the surprising leak of a draft opinion and the announcement of = Justice Stephen Breyer's retirement all made for a tumultuous term at the U= .S. Supreme Court. Here, Law360 takes a data dive into the numbers behind t= his court term.=0D

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Hi= gh Court 'Shadow Docket' Still A Long Shot For Companies

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By Jimmy Hoover

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The U.S. Supreme Court has made fr= equent use of its "shadow docket" in recent years to decide blockbuster cas= es on an expedited basis without full briefing or argument, but the justice= s' recent actions indicate that companies are likely to be disappointe= d if they look to the docket as a realistic option for streamlining th= eir appeals.=0D

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Ch= ief Justice Co-Signs Kagan's Rebuke Of Shadow Docket

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Justice Elena Kagan has made no se= cret of her distaste for how the U.S. Supreme Court has used the so-called = shadow docket to decide controversial cases without full briefing or argume= nts. But Chief Justice John Roberts had largely managed to stay out of that= debate — until he joined her latest dissent Wednesday.=0D

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Br= eyer Retiring As Supreme Court Lurches Right

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Justice Stephen Breyer is retiring= from the U.S. Supreme Court at a time when his conservative colleagues on = the bench seem intent on dismantling landmark precedents on abortion, affir= mative action and the administrative state, to name a few. Can his successo= r preserve his liberal legacy?=0D

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5 = Breyer Opinions You Need To Know

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Justice Stephen Breyer, who was co= nfirmed Wednesday to be stepping down from the court after 27 years, was a = pragmatist who thought about the real-world implications of the high court&= #8217;s decisions. Here, Law360 looks at some of the cases that epitomize h= is career.=0D

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Wh= at To Watch In Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's First Term

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Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has = spent nearly a decade on the federal bench, but only a short portion of tha= t was as a member of an appellate court. With so many unknowns about her ap= proach to the job, U.S. Supreme Court practitioners tell Law360 what they w= ill be watching for in her debut term beginning in October.=0D

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