Here’s a look at the major Supreme Court cases still pending, and the significant rulings so far:
The Supreme Court is nearing the end of its term and ready to release major decisions on abortion, religion and the separation of powers between the president and Congress — specifically, whether House Democrats or a New York grand jury can obtain President Trump’s tax returns.
May a state require that all doctors who perform abortions have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles? But the justices did not sound united during the arguments held in May. Rather, their questions and comments hinted the court may hand down a mixed decision or an opinion that is not a clear win for either side.
Business interests have fought the CFPB from the start, and Trump’s lawyers say the director’s semi-independent status conflicts with the president’s power over executive agencies. They believe in so-called “unitary executive” theory, which holds the president has the power to hire and fire all top officials who wield executive authority.Defenders of the CFPB counter that Congress has the authority to structure the government, including by giving a degree of independence to agency heads.
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Supreme Court Accepts Bill Cosby's Appeal of ConvictionThe Pennsylvania Supreme Court agreed to hear Bill Cosby’s appeal for his 2018 conviction on Tuesday, saying that it would review the judge’s decision to allow prosecutors to call five other accusers as witnesses, The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.
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In surprise move, Pennsylvania Supreme Court will hear Bill Cosby's appealPennsylvania’s highest court will review the trial decision to let five other accusers testify at entertainer Bill Cosby’s sexual assault trial.
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Supreme Court won’t revisit qualified immunity for police, leaving it to CongressSupreme Court officially passes on revisiting its 50-year-old doctrine of “qualified immunity” for law enforcement officers, despite intense national outcry over police misconduct and legal protections that shield cops from liability.
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