Court Orders New Jersey to Increase Aid to Schools

The Christie administration has failed to provide adequate resources, the state’s Supreme Court said.

Political Memo: Mixed Feelings for Blagojevich Retrial, None of Them Happy

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Justices Decline to Hear Appeal From Chinese Detainees

Five Chinese Muslims who are detained at Guantánamo Bay were refused an appeal by the Supreme Court for a hearing about the possibility of their release into the United States.

$14 Million Jury Award to Ex-Inmate Is Dismissed

In a 5-to-4 ruling Tuesday, the Supreme Court threw out the award in favor of a former death row inmate who was freed after prosecutorial misconduct came to light.

Arizona Senate Rejects 5 Bills On Immigration

Thursday’s votes were a marked departure from last year, when enactment of a tough local enforcement measure put the state at the heart of a fierce national debate over the issue.

Judge Stays Own Ruling Against Health Care Law

A federal judge in Florida who struck down the Obama health care law issued a stay while it is being appealed.

Administration Seeks Clarity From Judge on Health Ruling

Did he mean to block the Affordable Care Act’s implementation pending appeals?

Judge Tells Government to Resume Permits for Drilling

A federal judge in New Orleans ordered the Obama administration to move quickly on permits for new deepwater oil wells in the Gulf of Mexico.

Fund Official Not Neutral, Judge Rules

The administrator of the fund to compensate oil spill victims should not claim he is independent of BP, a judge says.

Reporter’s Notebook: Tea Party Shadows Health Care Ruling

Some legal scholars said Judge Roger Vinson’s language in ruling against the new health care law reflected a conservative bias.

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